The England international has been given permission to undergo a medical, which will happen in London.
Guehi started and captained Palace against Aston Villa on Sunday evening, scoring a sublime curling effort in his side’s 3-0 Premier League victory at Villa Park.
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Liverpool had made an improved bid worth £35m for Guehi on Saturday that included a 10 per cent sell-on clause, however, Palace wanted a replacement through the door first before allowing their skipper to leave Selhurst Park.
Palace are still pushing for three possible deals for defenders. Brighton defender Igor Julio is undergoing a medical at the club, but is still under consideration by West Ham.
Meanwhile, Jaydee Canvot, the 19-year-old Toulouse centre-back, has now completed his Palace medical and his signing is expected to be confirmed shortly in a deal worth £20.8m.
Glasner is keen for the club to also complete a deal for Serbia international defender Strahinja Pavlovic, although it is understood negotiations are not progressing.
Palace are also considering a move for Chelsea’s Axel Disasi. The defender is a member of Chelsea’s ‘bomb squad’ of players who are not part of Enzo Maresca’s first-team squad – and are free to find another club.
The Frenchman spent last season on loan at Aston Villa.
‘Guehi the signing of the window’
Paul Merson on Sky Sports:
“Guehi is a brilliant player. I really do think he’s a top centre-half – absolute class. He gets into everybody’s team, in my opinion.
“People might say he doesn’t get in at Arsenal at the moment because of their two centre-halves, but he’d be a great replacement. I know he’ll want to play, but in this day and age, when we’re throwing money like £60m, £80m, £125m about, he’s an absolute bargain for a top, top centre-half.
“I’ve heard people say, Palace could have got £70m for him last year, but they wouldn’t have won the FA Cup and the Community Shield without him. It was the best £35m saved in history.
“Getting him for £35m, in football terms that’s a cup of tea. For a 25-year-old international of that calibre, it’s an unbelievable signing. It’s the signing of the window.”
