According to the British press, Eberechi Eze and Marc Guhi are likely to stay with Crystal Palace despite they are receiving great attention from Arsenal, Newcastle and Liverpool.
Although there is still a month before the summer transfer period 2025, the possibility of both stars staying at Selhurst Park is increasing. Specifically, Crystal Palace has not received any certain offer for both players and they have no need to sell Ezehi and Guehi.
This is a good news for fans, especially in the context that they can not calm down the pain of UEFA to play in the Conference League 2025/26. With the title of FA Cup last season, Crystal Palace in theory of automatically with the Europa League.
However, UEFA banned the two clubs the same owner playing in a tournament. By the time this organization issued an official announcement, the owner of the London Club was still an American billionaire John Textor, who also owned Lyon Club – the team eligible to attend the Europa League thanks to sixth Ligue 1 last season.
Finally, UEFA allowed Lyon to attend the Europa League 2025/26, directly pushing Palace to play in the Conference League. Nottingham Forest, the seventh season last season in the Premier League, was so the level was increased, where Palace participated in the Europa League.
Back to Palace, they are persevering in the price of center -back Guehi. The Liverpool side only offers 40 million pounds, 10 million lower than the number that Palace wants. Meanwhile, Newcastle is gaining Guehi right in front of Liverpool's tip. They can spend more than that to convince the partner to release. Palace will now have to consider because, Guehi has only one year left.
Similarly, Eze. The British attacking midfielder is being targeted by Arsenal. However, the Gunners seemed to have no intention of activating the £ 68 million contract release terms because they spent too much in the summer of 2025. Therefore, if Liverpool, Newcastle and Arsenal did not offer enough price, Palace nodded, Eze and Guehi would probably still stick with the host club after the transfer of this summer closed.