Parish: The decision to force Gouyi to stay is difficult but right. The success of the season sometimes only depends on 5 games.

Crystal Palace captain Mark Guey's current contract will expire next summer. He was extremely close to joining Liverpool on the deadline day of this summer's transfer window, but was unable to do so because Crystal Palace failed to find a replacement. Gueye has confirmed that he will not renew his contract. Crystal Palace owner Steve Parish said in a recent interview that he did not regret this decision.

He said: "We have conducted a fairly comprehensive assessment of this, including considering Gueye's actual value in the Premier League. More importantly, what impact this transaction will have on all factors that are difficult to quantify, such as the team's mentality, spiritual level and belief system."

"What are the pros and cons of this? What? This is indeed an extremely difficult decision. "

"Liverpool did make an offer. As a wealthy club, Guey is obviously open to joining, but if we finally decide to let him stay, it means that as a player, he will accept it. We will have full control of the initiative and can freely choose the club of our choice in the future. Although this decision is difficult, I firmly believe that it is the right one. We must keep Guey, because sometimes it only depends on 5 games to decide whether we will have a brilliant season or be trapped in a relegation battle. The competitive landscape of Super League is changing rapidly. What needs to be clear is: we can still cope with the departure of Michael Olise; we can still operate after the transfer of Eberechi Eze; but we can still maintain it after Wilfred (Zaha) leaves. But the continued blood loss will eventually reach the breaking point and eventually dismantle the foundation of the team.Mini-game recommendations:CupHead Mugman.