Marc Guehi's next club odds heat up as the England defender enters his Crystal Palace contract's final six months.
Marc Guehi has become one of the hottest properties in the January transfer window. The Crystal Palace captain and England international has entered the final six months of his contract, putting clubs on red alert for a cut-price deal or a pre-contract agreement. With Palace boss Oliver Glasner confirming Guehi intends to leave at the end of the season, the race is on: will he jump ship now, or hold out for a free summer exit?
Man City suffered a double defensive blow, losing both starting centre-backs Ruben Dias and Josko Gvardiol in one match, sparking a crisis in their title fight with Arsenal. When asked if Guéhi could be a perfect January fit for City, Glasner responded: "It could be. I'm not so naive as not to know that if a massive offer comes from City and Marc wants to do it, it will happen."
"Nothing in life is one-dimensional. Let's say you have a nice car but you need money because it's cold and a window [at home] is broken, and somebody offers you crazy money for your car. You say, 'No, I don't want to sell my car. I love my car. But I don't want to freeze.' Then you say, 'If I can get the window and even a new roof, you can have the car. But I would like to keep it.'"
Who is favourite to sign Marc Guehi in January?
According to latest odds, Marc Guehi's Next Club Odds remain close. The Palace Captain's future hangs in the balance as Man City lead the race for his signature with a 36% implied probability. Liverpool follow at 25%, while Arsenal sit third with a 18% chance of landing the England defender.
| Marc Guehi Next Club | Best Odds | Bookmaker |
|---|---|---|
| Man City | 7/4 | bet365 |
| Liverpool | 8/1 | bet365 |
| Arsenal | 16/1 | bet365 |
| Chelsea | 25/1 | William Hill |
| Inter Milan | 25/1 | Ladbrokes |
| Real Madrid | 25/1 | bet365 |
| AC Milan | 25/1 | William Hill |
| Barcelona | 33/1 | bet365 |
| PSG | 33/1 | bet365 |
| Man Utd | 33/1 | bet365 |
| Napoli | 33/1 | William Hill |
| Bayern Munich | 40/1 | Paddy Power |
Odds last updated at 5:30PM Wednesday, 14th January.
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Marc Guéhi Next Club Odds: Team-by-Team Breakdown
Manchester City are leading the betting at 7/4 via Oddschecker, which suggests they have around a 36% chance of signing Marc Guéhi before the February 3 deadline. Pep Guardiola’s side are dealing with growing defensive problems, with both Rúben Dias and Joško Gvardiol currently sidelined, while recent draws against Brighton and Chelsea have highlighted weaknesses at the back.
City are understood to have opened talks but are reluctant to meet Crystal Palace’s £35m asking price, hoping instead to strike a deal before Guéhi can leave on a free transfer in July. The recent arrival of Antoine Semenyo underlines City’s willingness to move in the market, and Guéhi’s ability to play in both a back three or a back four makes him a natural fit for Guardiola’s system.
Liverpool were once clear favourites after a £35m summer move fell through, but their odds have drifted to 8/1 (11% implied). Crystal Palace blocked the deal late on without a replacement lined up, though Liverpool remain interested, particularly with Virgil van Dijk’s future unclear.
Arsenal are third in the betting at 16/1, with some firms pricing them as short as 9/2 following reports of a “massive offer”. Mikel Arteta wants proven Premier League quality at the back, and Guehi suits Arsenal’s high line.
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Outside of England, clubs like Inter Milan and other European heavyweights are tempting, with the appeal of Serie A football. Real Madrid and Barcelona are also reportedly interested, while Bayern could offer the chance to link up with stars like Harry Kane. PSG might try to make a big-money move, but Guehi appears relaxed and seems willing to wait for the right opportunity.
Crystal Palace are determined to hold on to him, valuing his leadership as they push in the mid-table, though financial pressures could force a sale. Guehi’s stock has risen following the Euros and England’s Nations League performances. His progressive passing, aerial dominance, and leadership qualities stand out in the stats. At 25, he is entering his prime and ready for a top-four leap.
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