“I’m Ready to Sign for Liverpool TODAY… But Only If He Leaves!” – Marc Guehi Issues Stunning Condition for Anfield Move
BREAKING:
Crystal Palace and England centre-back Marc Guehi, a top defensive target for Liverpool, has reportedly made a dramatic statement regarding his potential switch to Anfield — but there’s a major catch.
According to insider sources, Guehi is open to joining Liverpool immediately, but only if one specific condition is met. The 23-year-old is said to have privately told close associates:
“I’m ready to join Liverpool today… if he’s no longer there.”
The “he” in question? Liverpool defender Ibrahima Konaté.
Guehi, who has earned plaudits for his maturity and consistent performances with both club and country, is reportedly concerned about his future role in a packed Liverpool backline.
With Virgil van Dijk still a commanding presence and young talent Jarell Quansah rising fast, Guehi views Konaté as the biggest barrier to securing regular minutes — and a key reason for his hesitation.
Sources close to the player suggest he wants assurances that he won’t be relegated to the bench. Guehi sees himself as a long-term leader in defence and isn’t willing to join Liverpool unless he has a clear path to a starting role — something he feels may not be possible with Konaté in the squad.
His demand has stirred debate among Liverpool fans and inside the recruitment department. While Guehi’s talent and leadership potential are undeniable, his bold stance has caught many off guard.
It’s not common for a transfer target to set such a firm condition when discussing a move to one of Europe’s biggest clubs.
However, Liverpool might actually take the request seriously. With Konaté’s form being inconsistent and his fitness record raising concerns, the Reds could view Guehi as a more dependable long-term option — potentially even as Van Dijk’s successor.
Now the real question emerges:
Will Liverpool be willing to part ways with Konaté to land Guehi?
This situation could mark the beginning of a significant reshuffle in Liverpool’s defence.
