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JUST IN: EPL team finally convinced they can BOLSTER the signature of the EAGLES starlet

LONDON, ENGLAND - NOVEMBER 09: Oliver Glasner, Manager of Crystal Palace looks on ahead of the Premier League match between Crystal Palace FC and Fulham FC at Selhurst Park on November 09, 2024 in London, England. (Photo by Warren Little/Getty Images)

Newcastle are plotting another move for Marc Guehi after failing to sign the England international last summer – with the Magpies encouraged by the fact Crystal Palace are struggling to make progress in contract discussions.

Furthermore – in terms of incomings rather than possible outgoings – Crystal Palace are ready to spend after a terrible start to the 2024/25 campaign, with Dougie Freedman ready to make additions in attack and also in the wing-back department.

Newcastle think they can sign Marc Guehi from Crystal Palace for £30m
A story from the Daily Mirror (print version, Thursday 21st November) states that Newcastle believe they can sign the Crystal Palace No.6 for just £30m in January.

As you may recall, Newcastle came close to signing Guehi for £70m before Chadi Riad suffered a serious injury and the deal collapsed.

Now, the Magpies feel they could sign the 24-year-old for less than half that amount, given the fact he will only have 18 months remaining on his contract in January, and is showing no desire to sign a new deal.

Additionally, Guehi is keen on joining Newcastle – according to The Northern Echo – so Eddie Howe and Paul Mitchell feel a £30m deal is possible this winter.

Steve Parish must be laughing
If Steve Parish reads this report, we expect the 59-year-old had a little chuckle over it.

Why would the man from Forest Hill entertain the mid-season sale of Guehi, our captain, for just £12m more than the £18m it cost to sign him from Chelsea, all while Crystal Palace find themselves in a relegation battle?

Of course, there is no doubt the man from Abidjan’s value has decreased from the £70m he was worth last summer, but even in the summer of 2025, we doubt Parish will deem him to be under a sum of £40m, let alone the upcoming January window.

Parish was already upset with Newcastle after the Magpies tried to take Freedman from Selhurst Park, so if a £30m bid does arrive, it wouldn’t surprise us if he simply didn’t respond.

By Jibrin

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