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Home / Sports / Liverpool's £20M Guehi Gamble: A Costly Miscalculation?

Liverpool's £20M Guehi Gamble: A Costly Miscalculation?

5 Feb

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Summary

  • Liverpool reportedly deemed Marc Guehi not worth £20 million.
  • They expected to sign Guehi on a free transfer in summer.
  • Manchester City signed Guehi, leaving Liverpool without him.
Liverpool's £20M Guehi Gamble: A Costly Miscalculation?

Liverpool's transfer strategy has come under scrutiny following their failure to sign Marc Guehi. Despite previous efforts and an apparent agreement in principle during the summer transfer window, the Reds did not pursue Guehi in January.

Reports suggest Liverpool viewed the £20 million transfer fee and significant weekly wages as poor value, expecting him to be available on a free transfer later in the year. This approach contrasted with Manchester City's decisive offer, which secured Guehi's signature.

The decision has raised questions about Liverpool's transfer priorities and whether they underestimated the risk of losing out on their target. The club's rationale for not securing Guehi for a few months of football, especially given the competitive market, remains unclear.

Further speculation surrounds potential underlying reasons for the missed opportunity, such as a reduced need for immediate signings due to their league position or shifts in long-term player planning.

Disclaimer: This story has been auto-aggregated and auto-summarised by a computer program. This story has not been edited or created by the Feedzop team.
Liverpool reportedly did not sign Marc Guehi because they did not see value in the £20 million transfer fee and substantial wages, expecting him to be available on a free transfer later.
Manchester City signed Marc Guehi, leaving Liverpool without the player they had previously pursued.
The internal view at Liverpool was that Guehi did not represent value at £20 million with significant wages, anticipating he would be available on a free transfer in the summer.

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