Newcastle have had a second bid rejected by Crystal Palace over a potential deal for England defender Marc Guehi, believed to be in the region of £50m.
Newcastle have had a second bid rejected by Crystal Palace over a potential deal for England defender Marc Guehi, believed to be in the region of £50m. Negotiations are continuing between the clubs with Newcastle considering another offer. The key factor in talks is Guehi's remaining contract length. He is 18 months away from discussing pre-contracts with teams abroad and two years away from leaving on a free. Crystal Palace value Guehi at £65m.
Newcastle still have to be conscious of PSR, meaning if Palace's demands become too high they may have to rethink their pursuit of Guehi. Sources with expertise in the transfer market have pointed towards Everton's demands of upwards of £60m for his England team-mate Jarrad Branthwaite as the kind of price range for Guehi.
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