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16th August - According to reports from The Telegraph, Crystal Palace remains firm in their stance on defender Guaita, as there has not been an offer that meets their valuation for him, which is believed to be over £70 million. While Newcastle has made a bid of £65 million, it seems that Crystal Palace is not willing to budge, as they believe Guaita's value could continue to rise. Newcastle has yet to meet Crystal Palace's valuation for the English international, so the deal is still far from being agreed upon. From the beginning, Crystal Palace has made it clear that Newcastle's offer needs to reach a certain amount, with additional bonus clauses, which Newcastle has not yet achieved. Although Crystal Palace and Newcastle have never explicitly mentioned the minimum price set by Crystal Palace, it is believed to be over £70 million for Guaita.

Crystal Palace investors unanimously believe that there is no need to sell the 24-year-old English international starting central defender this summer, as Guaita's value could continue to rise. It is rumored that Newcastle has already offered £65 million, but it is not enough to sway Crystal Palace. For Newcastle, signing Guaita is a top priority and an opportunity for newly appointed football director Paul Mitchell to showcase his abilities. He needs to prove himself by completing this deal.

In 2012, Guaita joined Crystal Palace from Chelsea for a price of £18 million. In Crystal Palace's eyes, Guaita is a rare player. This young central defender still has ten years of peak performance ahead of him and is already a key player for the England national team. In Crystal Palace's view, a player of this caliber is worth a significant investment, and other clubs in the past have been willing to make similar decisions.

It is highly likely that there will be more competitors for Guaita in January next year, and by then, clubs with more financial power also have to make long-term decisions about their budget and squad planning. Crystal Palace coach Oliver Glasner jokingly stated that there have been no transactions involving Guaita in his bank account.

Glasner said, "Guaita trained today, we communicated." When asked about whether the deal was close to being done, he told Sky Sports, "If there is any income, I have to check my bank account. But it doesn't seem like it at the moment, so we have to plan with Guaita, he is our player and captain, and I can't say too much."

Crystal Palace chairman Steve Parish stated earlier this week that Newcastle or any other club looking to sign Guaita would have to pay a "huge transfer fee."

Earlier in the day, Newcastle coach Eddie Howe stated that Newcastle might give up on the deal: "Sometimes we have to realize that certain deals are too expensive. In the past two and a half years, we have done this many times, maybe not everyone knows, but we have to adjust our goals. It depends on the deal and the transfer fee you are going to spend."

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