Liverpool are in a strong position to sign England defender Marc Guehi if he leaves Crystal Palace this summer, according to the Telegraph.
The 25-year-old is entering the final year of his contract at Selhurst Park. Liverpool have kept a close watch on his situation for the past year.
Their interest has grown with uncertainty surrounding Ibrahim Konate’s future.
The Reds view Guehi as a player with the quality to strengthen their defensive line ahead of the new season.
Chelsea also linked but their focus lies elsewhere

Chelsea have also long been mentioned as a possible destination for the Palace captain.
Their defensive shortage has worsened after Levi Colwill suffered a serious anterior cruciate ligament injury.
However, Chelsea are currently focusing on other transfer targets. This leaves Liverpool with a clear path to secure Guehi’s signature.
Guehi will feature against Liverpool in the Community Shield at Wembley Stadium on Sunday.
The match will give the Reds another chance to assess him closely before making a move.
The England international played 44 matches across all competitions for Oliver Glasner’s team last season.
He contributed three goals and two assists for the Eagles.
Liverpool’s pursuit of Guehi aligns with their ambition to add depth and reliability at the back.
With his experience and consistent performances, he is a strong candidate to slot straight into their starting line-up.
The Premier League champions are also aware that his contract situation could force Palace to consider offers this summer.
If no agreement on a new deal is reached, they risk losing him for free next year. The timing and circumstances appear ideal for Liverpool.
If Palace decide to cash in, they could be in the best position to complete the deal ahead of their rivals.
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