Marc Guehi Next Club Odds: Liverpool Closing In On Palace Captain

Marc Guehi has played his last game for Crystal Palace if betting sites are to be believed, with Liverpool now the odds-on favourites to sign the Eagles captain.
Just months after lifting the club's first major trophy in last season's FA Cup by beating Manchester City in the final, Guehi will likely leave as he enters the final year of his contract.
Palace chairman Steve Parish will want to cash in this summer, rather than see him leave for free next summer.
The centre back was involved in his team's 0-0 draw with Chelsea in their first game of the season, but his actions after the game have furthered speculation that he is about to leave the club.
Having seemingly said goodbye to supporters after the match, he seemed to ignore his manager, Oliver Glasner, who went to shake the hand of his captain.
Here, we look at the latest Marc Guehi transfer news and the best betting odds from football betting sites.
Liverpool Have Defensive Frailties
Liverpool have already splashed the cash this summer with the arrivals of Jeremie Frimpong, Mario Kerkez, Florian Wirtz and Hugo Ekitike.
Their attacking prowess was seen to full extent in their 4-2 win over Bournemouth, but there were some defensive weaknesses that need to be solved.
Centre-back, in particular, is a worry for Arne Slot, so Guehi would be an ideal addition.
The Reds have shown interest in the Crystal Palace man for some time, and at 4/7, it looks like a move to Anfield is on the cards for the 25-year-old.
Marc Guehi Next Club Odds:
Club | Odds | Probability |
Liverpool | 4/7 | 63.6% |
Chelsea | 2/1 | 33.3% |
Newcastle | 3/1 | 25% |
Arsenal | 4/1 | 20% |
Tottenham | 5/1 | 16.7% |
Manchester City | 6/1 | 14.3% |
Manchester United | 7/1 | 12.5% |
Chelsea Return An Option
Guehi began his career as a youth with Chelsea but failed to make a first-team appearance before moving to Palace.
Chelsea have once again been heavily involved in the transfer market this summer, and they are unlikely to be finished yet.
They recently brought in young centre-back Jorrel Hato, but Enzo Maresca may want to add a more experienced player in that position as well.
Guehi played a part in keeping Chelsea at bay on Sunday, but is 2/1 to move to Stamford Bridge.
Newcastle's Interest May Be Waning
Newcastle wanted to sign Guehi last summer, but they did alright without him, winning their first domestic trophy in 70 years and qualifying for the Champions League.
The Magpies have had an extremely frustrating summer so far. They have missed out on several targets and have had to fend off Liverpool’s attempts to snatch star man Alexander Isak.
The arrival of Malick Thiaw has strengthened their defence, so interest in Guehi may not be as strong as it once was.
Newcastle are 3/1 on betting apps to make what would be a slightly surprising move for the Palace captain.
Arsenal Interested?
Arsenal's main goal this summer was to sign a frontman, and they achieved this by bringing in Viktor Gyokeres.
Gabriel and William Saliba are one of the strongest centre-half pairings in the Premier League, but it is one area where they may be lacking in their squad.
Mikel Arteta would seem to have already signed most of his targets this summer, but Guehi is a player that most clubs would like to have at their disposal.
The Gunners are currently 4/1 in the Guehi next club odds.
Frank's Spurs Need Experience
The Thomas Frank era at Tottenham (5/1) got off to a flying start with a convincing 3-0 win over Burnley.
The former Brentford boss has already stamped his style on the team, but he could do with a little more experience to join a youthful squad.
Manchester City (6/1) and Manchester United (7/1) had varying starts to the season. City were back to their best in their 4-0 humbling of Wolves, while United went down to Arsenal despite a spirited display.
Both sides would seem to be happy with their defensive options as it stands, so signing Guehi is unlikely to be a priority for either club.
* Reminder: These are hypothetical odds provided by industry experts.