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‘It’s a shambles’ | Chelsea and Everton left FUMING after failed bids with Monaco
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Liverpool are exploring a move for Crystal Palace‘s Ismaila Sarr after Brighton rejected their two bids for Yankuba Minteh.
The Anfield club had offers of £50m and £60m for Minteh, 22, turned down by Brighton and have now switched their attention to Sarr, who scored 21 goals last season for Palace.
Like Minteh, Sarr is a right-sided winger and has Premier League experience but the understanding is that Palace
Watford assistant sporting director Valon Behrami does not expect any bids in January for ‘wonderkid’ forward Othmane Maamma.
He has made a big impact at Vicarage Road, scoring twice in nine appearances, since helping Morocco win the Fifa Under-20 World Cup in October.
“We are not used to selling in the January transfer market unless they come with something crazy, a different kind of valuation,” Behrami told BBC Three Counties
Brighton have rejected two bids by Premier League clubs for forward Joao Pedro.
The clubs have not been revealed, but Chelsea and Newcastle are currently targeting the Brazil striker.
Liverpool are also known to admire the 23-year-old, though are not pursuing a move at the moment.
The bids are reportedly about £50m, as Brighton hold out for at least £60m for Pedro, who was signed from Watford for a then
Crystal Palace defender Marc Guehi says he is “so relaxed and chilled” about his future, as he continues to be linked with a move away from the club.
Newcastle United have made a third bid to sign the 24-year-old England centre-back, believed to be in the region of £60m, sources have told BBC Sport.
He has played 111 times for Palace since a 2021 move from Chelsea and impressed for
Crystal Palace will only entertain offers for star forwards Eberechi Eze and Michael Olise that start at £60m or more for each player.
The Eagles are safe from relegation having secured a club-record 12th season of Premier League football, and say that financially they do not need to sell either player.
However, given some of the praise for 25-year-old Eze in particular in recent weeks and the form of
