"Despite the collapse of the move, Guehi has made it clear that he will not dwell publicly on what might have been. The Palace captain said, as reported by The Standard: My only focus is the team and the football club. I'm not worried about personal accolades. As long as the team is where it needs to be, I'm happy. Guehi has not shied away from his status at Palace either."
"On the pitch, Guehi has been a model of consistency. He has started all six of Palace's Premier League matches this season, and even assisted Eddie Nketiah's late winner in a tight match against Liverpool, a goal that extended Palace's unbeaten run across all competitions to 18 games. The fact that his contract expires next year leaves open the possibility of a future departure, and his public stance of silence regarding the failed Liverpool move reflects a professional discipline."
Marc Guehi remained focused on Crystal Palace after a proposed transfer to Liverpool collapsed when Palace could not find an adequate replacement. Palace withdrew from the deal late in the summer window. Guehi publicly prioritized the team and the football club, saying he is not worried about personal accolades and is happy if the team is where it needs to be. Guehi has started all six of Palace's Premier League matches this season and assisted Eddie Nketiah's late winner against Liverpool. His contract expires next season, leaving the possibility of departure open, and he declined to comment further on the Liverpool move.
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