Marc Guehi remains more and more likely this summer in Crystal Palace, despite interest from Liverpool.
The Premier League champions have held conversations about a £ 35 million step for the Eagles skipper.
However, that is far below the appreciation of the defender of Palace, although he has only been over for a year in his deal in Selhurst Park.
Even an £ 45 million bid is not considered sufficient by the South Londers.
Guehi, 25, has to be convinced that a move to Anfield would be favorable this summer, since it is a World Cup year.
The man of England is, fitness, so that anything but any match in Palace and Liverpool can start, cannot offer the same certainty.
The Reds are said to take a step for Giovanni Leoni, in which the Parma defender corresponds to a switch to Anfield
As Sunsport revealed in May, Guehi is willing to conclude his contract and leave on a free next summer – which could open a number of movements in England and in the largest clubs in Europe.
But it would also mean that Palace misses a fee for one of their star players, which means that they can drop their asking price.
That must be weighed with the prospect of losing both Guehi and Ebereechi in the same window.
Van Eze is expected to leave more than £ 50 million, with both Arsenal and Tottenham having conversations.
Palace would be reluctant to lose both in the same summer, just as they did not want to sell Guehi and Joachim Andersen, who left for Fulham a year ago.
Asked about the future of Guehi last weekend, said chairman Steve Parish: “For players of that caliber to leave for free, it is unfortunately a problem for us.
“We still had another offer [for Guehi] In January, but that was a different situation.
“We will just have to see what is happening. But you know, it needs a new contract or a kind of conclusion.”
Palace manager Oliver Glasner stated last week that Guehi had not asked to leave the club this summer.