The diocese of the leader of the palace, Goyhi, says this summer

Crystal Palace, the club, says the club is ready to give up ways with Captain Mark Joyee this summer to prevent him from leaving the free transportation when his contract expires in 12 months.

Al -Nisour rejected many bids from Newcastle in January, including one of 65 million pounds, in the hope that England will abide by a new deal.

With no progress in extension, the future of Guehi appears to be increasingly lying in another place.

Although the defender is open to stay until 2026 before leaving without the transfer fees, Parish has made it clear that the club prefers to benefit from that now.

“We must do that, of course,” said the diocese.

🚨 Crystal Palace Board Steve Parish in Mark Joyhi: “Of course, players of this caliber leave free of charge, it is a problem.”

“It needs a new contract or some kind of conclusion.”

Guehi will not sign a new deal and go out in the last 20 days. 👀 pic.twitter.com/ztv8eu08np

– Fabrizioranno August 11, 2025

“For players of this caliber leave free of charge, it is a problem for us, unfortunately.

“Joachim (Andersen) (to Fulham last summer) went and we could not lose both.

After that, we had another offer (for Guehi) in January, but this was a different situation.

“We will just have to see what is happening. However, as you know, it needs a new contract or some kind conclusion.”

Liverpool is still interested in stagnation, although it is unclear whether the ARNE SLOT side will be ready to match the Palace demand price of about 40 million pounds, especially with the possibility of signing it for nothing in 2026.

The REDS team has already spent approximately 270 million pounds this summer, as it was compensated for about 170 million pounds in players’ sales.

The comic comments came after the community shield in Palace beat Liverpool over the penalty shootout – their second cup during the era of director Oliver Glasner.

Glasner also expressed his frustration with the club’s limited employment during the current window, with just two senior expatriates: Argentina goalkeeper and the Penitz from PsV Einhoven and Croatia Defender Borna Sosa from Ajax.

“It is difficult,” said Parish.

“Each football club is limited at some point. We will do what we can, and try to help where we can. We all want to be better in football and we will try to do what we can.”