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Liverpool Complete Signing of Marc Guehi on Five-Year Deal

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Liverpool have officially confirmed the signing of England international defender Marc Guehi, with the centre-back putting pen to paper on a five-year contract at Anfield in a major statement of intent ahead of the new season.

 

The Reds moved swiftly to secure Guehi’s signature after identifying the 24-year-old as a key target to strengthen their defensive options. The former Crystal Palace captain arrives with a reputation as one of the Premier League’s most consistent and composed centre-backs, combining leadership, pace and ball-playing ability.

 

A Major Defensive Boost

 

Guehi enjoyed an impressive spell at Crystal Palace, where he developed into a commanding presence at the heart of defence. His performances earned him regular England call-ups and widespread praise for his maturity, reading of the game and comfort in possession — qualities that fit perfectly with Liverpool’s high-intensity, possession-based style.

 

Liverpool’s sporting director described the signing as “an important step in building a squad capable of competing on all fronts,” adding that Guehi’s experience in the Premier League and on the international stage made him an ideal addition to the team.

 

Guehi: “A Dream Move”

 

Speaking after completing the move, Guehi expressed his excitement at joining the Merseyside giants.

 

> “This is a dream move for me,” Guehi said. “Liverpool is a massive club with incredible history and fans. I’m ready to give everything, improve as a player, and help the team win trophies.”

 

 

 

What He Brings to Liverpool

 

Guehi is expected to provide strong competition in central defence, offering:

 

Defensive solidity and excellent one-on-one ability

 

Leadership qualities, despite his young age

 

Ball-playing confidence, crucial for building from the back

 

 

His arrival could also allow Liverpool greater tactical flexibility across domestic and European competitions.

 

Looking Ahead

 

With a five-year contract secured, Liverpool are clearly investing in Guehi as a long-term pillar of their defence. As preparations continue for the upcoming campaign, fans will be eager to see how quickly the England international settles into life at Anfield and forms partnerships at the back.

 

Liverpool’s message is clear: they are building for both the present and the future — and Marc Guehi is now a central part of that vision. 🔴

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GOAL! Liverpool 1-0 Man City (Szoboszlai, 74) HE’S DONE IT AGAIN! 

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GOAL! Liverpool 1-0 Man City (Szoboszlai, 74)

HE’S DONE IT AGAIN!

 

An absolutely sensational free-kick goal from Dominik Szoboszlai. This one might be even better than the one against Arsenal.

 

From a central position, around 25 yards out, it’s an absolutely sensational hit which swerves out of reach of Donnarumma, who doesn’t even dive, and slams into the net off the post.

 

Amazing. And what could that mean for the title race? Arsenal staying nine points clear as it stands.

 

GOAL! Liverpool 1-0 Man City (Szoboszlai, 74)

HE’S DONE IT AGAIN!

 

An absolutely sensational free-kick goal from Dominik Szoboszlai. This one might be even better than the one against Arsenal.

 

From a central position, around 25 yards out, it’s an absolutely sensational hit which swerves out of reach of Donnarumma, who doesn’t even dive, and slams into the net off the post.

 

Amazing. And what could that mean for the title race? Arsenal staying nine points clear as it stLiverpool vs Man City LIVE! Premier League match updates, news, score, stream and highlights – live on Sky Sports

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Liverpool FC team news vs. Man City: 6 defenders unavailable for Arne Slot

 

Liverpool have six defenders unavailable for their game against Man City, with Arne Slot‘s hand forced at centre-back and right-back.

 

Liverpool are down to their bare bones at the back, with six defenders unable to start as the Reds try to keep pace with their top-four competitors in the Premier League.

 

Liverpool Injury & Absentee List

 

PlayerInjury TypeStatusExpected ReturnJoe GomezKneeDoubtMan City (H)Jeremie FrimpongGroinUnavailableEarly MarchConor BradleyKnee (Surgery)UnavailablePre-season 2026Giovanni LeoniACL (Surgery)UnavailableNext seasonAlexander IsakFibula FractureUnavailableLate MarchStefan BajceticHamstringRehabLate FebruaryJayden DannsHamstringRehabFebruaryWellity LuckyHamstringUnavailableApril

 

Joe Gomez‘s fitness is the main talking point ahead of the match at Anfield, given his presence would provide cover at centre-back and full-back.

 

He didn’t train on Thursday, though, and Slot explained: “We have a little bit of hope that he might train on Saturday.

 

“So not available to start, but maybe available to help the team if needed during the game because, as you know, there are not that many defenders available at the moment.”

 

With Giovanni Leoni out until next season, academy defenders Amara Nallo and Wellity Lucky have made the bench in the Premier League a combined five times this season.

 

The latter is injured, however, so unable to come in against Man City.

 

Nallo got injured during Tuesday’s UEFA Youth League exit to MSK Zilina, but was named to start for the U21s on Saturday, meaning he will not be available at Anfield.

 

As for Lucky’s injury, the 20-year-old is set to be sidelined until April due to a hamstring injury sustained in training midway through January.

 

Also on Liverpool’s list of absentees is right-back Conor Bradley, who will miss the rest of the campaign.

 

Like Bradley, Jeremie Frimpong is currently injured but his outlook is more positive than his teammate’s.

 

Slot gave a brief update on the flying Dutchman’s fitness, saying he “will definitely not train this week” due to his ongoing groin problem.

 

With Nallo featuring at academy level, Liverpool will be without six defensive options against Man City.

 

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Goalkeepers: Alisson, Mamardashvili, Woodman

 

Defenders: Van Dijk, Konate, Kerkez, Robertson, Ramsay

 

Midfielders: Szoboszlai, Gravenberch, Jones, Mac Allister, Endo, Nyoni

 

Forwards: Salah, Wirtz, Gakpo, Ekitike, Ngumoha, Chiesa

 

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