Anfield is shifting again — a mix of passion, uncertainty, and renewed hope fills the stadium. After a stretch of shaky results, Arne Slot’s Liverpool finally secured a steady 2–0 win over Aston Villa, calming the criticism for now and restoring some confidence among supporters. But as soon as the final whistle blew, transfer rumours took over once more — and one name sits at the heart of it all: Marc Guehi.


🧱 Guehi: The Defender Liverpool Have Been Missing


Trusted reporter Fabrizio Romano has reignited excitement across the fanbase with a major update: Marc Guehi’s long-awaited move to Liverpool could finally materialize this January.

Despite Liverpool’s big spending in the summer, Slot is said to believe his backline still lacks a commanding partner for Virgil van Dijk. With Ibrahima Konaté battling constant injuries and Joe Gomez struggling for consistency, Guehi has become the standout target — composed, reliable, technically strong, and a natural organizer.


Liverpool came close to sealing the deal on deadline day for around £35 million, but Crystal Palace pulled the plug after failing to secure a replacement. Romano has now stated that “Guehi will leave Crystal Palace — that’s 100% guaranteed.”

Liverpool currently lead the chase ahead of Bayern Munich, Inter Milan, and several Spanish clubs for the 24-year-old centre-back.

🇮🇹 Chiesa’s Uncertain Journey

While Guehi dominates the headlines, Federico Chiesa’s situation has become another developing storyline. The Italian winger arrived with high expectations, but he has yet to fully adapt to Slot’s approach. His talent is clear, but doubts remain about how he fits long-term.

Romano reported that several Italian sides are closely watching developments:

“Chiesa wanted a fresh start in the summer, but the plan changed. Now he wants to stay for the season — unless the situation doesn’t improve.”

Both AC Milan and Juventus are believed to be monitoring his frustrations and could make a move if his playing time remains inconsistent. Chiesa insists he wants to fight for his spot, but the next couple of months will be decisive.

🔄 Rebuilding the Red Machine

Liverpool’s £400 million summer rebuild signaled a bold shift toward a new era under Slot. Some signings — like Hugo Ekitike — have