Paul Mitchell believed he could sign Guehi for Newcastle, only for that deal to collapse on the eve of deadline day.

Newcastle pulled out of talks with Crystal Palace over Guehi, with the England international valued at £75million by Steve Parish.

That proved to be too much for the Magpies, who told Palace on deadline day that they would not be upping their offer.

It has been reported that Guehi was disappointed not to join Newcastle, but is now focussing on his football at Selhurst Park. That is all he can do, with rumours over his future extremely likely to resurface when the transfer window opens again on January 1st.

Marc Guehi’s existing position on his Crystal Palace future

As it stands, Guehi has 2 years to work on his Crystal Palace agreement. That is why an offer felt possible this summer season, as it was the optimal time for the Eagles to get a substantial charge for him.

As he edges near that agreement ending, Guehi’s worth is just going to reduce. That might quickly put Palace in a susceptible position, and they will be enthusiastic that their captain consents to an agreement extension in the future.

However, TalkSPORT have actually reported that Guehi is presently in no rush to sign a brand-new offer with Crystal Palace.

That might provide Newcastle another possibility to sign Guehi

The longer that stays the case, the most likely it is that Crystal Palace will offer Guehi.

That might indicate that Newcastle remain in luck which they may get another possibility to bring the previous Chelsea protector to St James’ Park.

It has actually been reported that Newcastle will probably target Guehi once again in January, and there will be hope of getting a more affordable charge if his agreement scenario stays the very same.

It might be an example of Newcastle waiting on the correct time to land a particular gamer, just due to the fact that they feel he is the ideal suitable for what they are trying to find. If Guehi does get to Newcastle, ideally he shows to be worth the wait.

However, the one issue will be that other clubs start to target Guehi as soon as his worth reduces.

At £70million, Newcastle lost in a one horse race. But there will definitely be more competitors if it takes place that Guehi can be purchased for much less.

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