Follow the team: Liverpool will seek to buy Gee in the short term; worry about Konath s contract renewal of & Real Madrid pay attention

Hupu September 4th According to Lewis Steel, a Liverpool team reporter from the Daily Mail, the reporter answered questions about Reds fans in his personal column.

Regarding Guy's situation

I also asked several sources on Liverpool about Guy's future questions, and the responses received were quite consistent: Liverpool still admires Guy very much and still hopes to bring him to Anfield, which will not change the club's interest and long-term optimism about him, even though the transfer this summer finally failed, but this will not change the club's interest and long-term optimism about him.

The attempt to sign Guy this summer is originally an embodiment of Liverpool's consistent "opportunistic" transfer strategy. They are good at taking action at the right time and introducing their favorite goals at a relatively reasonable price. It is understood that Liverpool has not given up on this policy, and they are preparing for their next attempt - it is likely to make another offer to Crystal Palace in the near future, and the deal is expected to be reached on more favorable terms by then.

As for Gey's own attitude, sources close to him revealed that the England international was very disappointed that the transfer was ultimately failed to complete. Until Sunday night, his team still believed that the deal was expected to be completed, and the players themselves were full of expectations for joining Liverpool.

Connate's future in Liverpool is still unclear. In November last year, sports director Richard Hughes started contract renewal negotiations with Connate's agent for the first time, but ten months have passed and the two sides are still not close to reaching any agreement. It is understood that Liverpool is still in communication with Connater's team and hopes to finally finalize a new contract to ensure the team is in a more favorable position in future lineup planning, but there is currently no more specific progress to be disclosed. The

agreement is far from reached, and the negotiations have not shown a clear tendency towards either party. Still, the deadlock has indeed concern Liverpool - especially after the club suffered a series of long and difficult contract disputes last year. To be fair, Konath may not receive as much public attention as Salah or Van Dijk, but if he is finally allowed to leave the team freely after the contract is over, it will still be a major blow to Liverpool at the strategic and competitive level.

On the other hand, Real Madrid's interest in Conat is real, which also adds more uncertainty and urgency to the current contract renewal negotiations.