Liverpool Closing in on Marc Guehi Deal as Transfer Window Reaches Its Final StretchLiverpool have already enjoyed a transformative summer under Arne Slot, the manager who delivered a Premier League

Liverpool have already splashed the cash in the transfer window this summer and Crystal Palace defender Marc Guehi could potentially be set to become their latest big-money signing

Alexander Isak has been named in the latest Sweden squad for their upcoming World Cup qualifiers despite his ongoing standoff with Newcastle United. The 25-year-old has not featured for Newcastle this term, either in preseason or in the club’s opening two games of the new season – the 0-0 draw with Aston Villa and 3-2 home defeat to Liverpool.

There is one week to go before the transfer window closes on Sept. 1 and Liverpool, Man United, Tottenham and Man City are all going to be busy.

Crystal Palace remain reluctant sellers and currently hold firm on their £45m asking price, as reported by Miguel Delaney. Liverpool, however, are believed to value the England international closer to £35m. This gap leaves both sides with a decision to make before next Monday’s deadline.

With deadline day fast approaching, Premier League clubs must work around the clock if they are to complete their respective reshuffles. A number of top sides still have big plans for the remainder of the transfer window, but whether there is enough time to complete them remains to be seen.

Leeds United made a winning return to the Premier League last night, as they beat Everton 1-0 in front of the Sky Sports cameras at Elland Road. Lukas Nmecha got the game's only goal, finishing well from the penalty spot after a particularly contentious James Tarkowski handball.

Liverpool have taken a clear stance on Stefan Bajcetic, with trusted reports confirming that the midfielder will remain at Anfield this season rather than heading out for another loan spell. The decision reflects both faith in his potential and the wider planning of Arne Slot as he continues to shape his squad.

Liverpool reportedly view a Bayern Munich forward as their 'ideal replacement' for Mohamed Salah, and the Bundesliga outfit are planning on 'cashing in'.