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Malo Gusto Transfer from Chelsea to Liverpool
Two separate sources are reporting that Chelsea are ready to lower their asking price for 23-year-old Malo Gusto. Dean Jones made these claims one week ago, and Sacha Tavolieri of Sky Sports Switzerland states the same. Tavolieri noted that Chelsea are becoming more receptive to the idea of selling Gusto and stated that the club are open to listening to offers. According to Tavolieri, Gusto would only wish to leave for a club he considers superior in terms of sporting performance and to significantly advance his career.
Two separate sources are reporting that Chelsea are ready to lower their asking price for 23-year-old Malo Gusto. Dean Jones made these claims one week ago, and Sacha Tavolieri of Sky Sports Switzerland states the same. Tavolieri noted that Chelsea are becoming more receptive to the idea of selling Gusto and stated that the club are open to listening to offers. According to Tavolieri, Gusto would only wish to leave for a club he considers superior in terms of sporting performance and to significantly advance his career.
Dean Jones, writing for Flashscore, stated that Malo Gusto could become more available during the January transfer window as questions about his role for his club and country increase. It is felt that Gusto’s value is being re-evaluated. This follows a summer when Chelsea sought approximately £75m to consider his departure. During the summer, Chelsea and Liverpool held talks regarding Gusto's future. Fabrice Hawkins reported that Liverpool made a final, unsuccessful attempt to sign the player on loan. The attempt was unsuccessful because Liverpool would only consider a loan without a mandatory purchase clause, while Chelsea wanted a permanent transfer. Liverpool lacked the financial resources for a permanent deal. It has been suggested that Chelsea might lower their asking price to restart negotiations. A lot will depend on Ronald Araujo’s season. Araujo was acquired on a last-minute loan after it became clear Gusto would not be signed. If Araujo performs well, Liverpool might prefer to purchase him rather than resume talks for Gusto.
Dean Jones, writing for Flashscore, stated that Malo Gusto could become more available during the January transfer window as questions about his role for his club and country increase. It is felt that Gusto’s value is being re-evaluated. This follows a summer when Chelsea sought approximately £75m to consider his departure. During the summer, Chelsea and Liverpool held talks regarding Gusto's future. Fabrice Hawkins reported that Liverpool made a final, unsuccessful attempt to sign the player on loan. The attempt was unsuccessful because Liverpool would only consider a loan without a mandatory purchase clause, while Chelsea wanted a permanent transfer. Liverpool lacked the financial resources for a permanent deal. It has been suggested that Chelsea might lower their asking price to restart negotiations. A lot will depend on Ronald Araujo’s season. Araujo was acquired on a last-minute loan after it became clear Gusto would not be signed. If Araujo performs well, Liverpool might prefer to purchase him rather than resume talks for Gusto.
Malo Gusto's desire to leave Chelsea this summer followed the signing of Marco Palestra. Liverpool was one of the main clubs interested in Gusto but was unwilling to pay Chelsea's asking price of close to €90 million.
Malo Gusto's desire to leave Chelsea this summer followed the signing of Marco Palestra. Liverpool was one of the main clubs interested in Gusto but was unwilling to pay Chelsea's asking price of close to €90 million.
According to a report from France by transfer insider Fabrice Hawkins, Liverpool made an unsuccessful late attempt to sign Malo Gusto on loan on Deadline Day, as the club was only willing to consider a loan with no mandatory buy clause, while Chelsea was seeking a permanent transfer. The report also states that Liverpool does not possess the financial means to complete a permanent deal. Chelsea’s previously stated asking price for Gusto was £75 million (€87.5m), which was quoted in June, and it is unclear if the club was prepared to lower that figure.
According to a report from France by transfer insider Fabrice Hawkins, Liverpool made an unsuccessful late attempt to sign Malo Gusto on loan on Deadline Day, as the club was only willing to consider a loan with no mandatory buy clause, while Chelsea was seeking a permanent transfer. The report also states that Liverpool does not possess the financial means to complete a permanent deal. Chelsea’s previously stated asking price for Gusto was £75 million (€87.5m), which was quoted in June, and it is unclear if the club was prepared to lower that figure.
RMC Sport reported that Liverpool tried to sign Malo Gusto from Chelsea. Chelsea did not accept the proposal submitted by Liverpool.
RMC Sport reported that Liverpool tried to sign Malo Gusto from Chelsea. Chelsea did not accept the proposal submitted by Liverpool.
Liverpool are reportedly interested in Chelsea right-back Malo Gusto, who could leave Stamford Bridge towards the end of the transfer window. Chelsea could lower their £75m asking price for Gusto, and a long list of clubs are interested in him. According to Simon Phillips, the player has been keen to leave Chelsea for the last four months.
Liverpool are reportedly interested in Chelsea right-back Malo Gusto, who could leave Stamford Bridge towards the end of the transfer window. Chelsea could lower their £75m asking price for Gusto, and a long list of clubs are interested in him. According to Simon Phillips, the player has been keen to leave Chelsea for the last four months.
Liverpool hold a strong interest in Chelsea’s Malo Gusto. Their prospects of a move have been boosted after the Frenchman recently changed his agent.
Liverpool hold a strong interest in Chelsea’s Malo Gusto. Their prospects of a move have been boosted after the Frenchman recently changed his agent.
Liverpool are reportedly interested in signing Chelsea right-back Malo Gusto as a potential replacement for Trent Alexander-Arnold. Gusto has recently changed agents, which might indicate he is considering his future and possibly responding to Liverpool's interest. There is a long-established interest from Liverpool.
Liverpool are reportedly interested in signing Chelsea right-back Malo Gusto as a potential replacement for Trent Alexander-Arnold. Gusto has recently changed agents, which might indicate he is considering his future and possibly responding to Liverpool's interest. There is a long-established interest from Liverpool.
Malo Gusto has changed his agents, indicating a potential move this summer. Liverpool have identified him as a possible successor to Trent Alexander-Arnold, should he leave.
Malo Gusto has changed his agents, indicating a potential move this summer. Liverpool have identified him as a possible successor to Trent Alexander-Arnold, should he leave.
Team Talk reports on Liverpool's interest in Chelsea's Malo Gusto as a potential transfer target. Liverpool could test Chelsea's resolve to keep Malo Gusto by launching a titanic bid for his services. The Frenchman is now understood to be at the top of Liverpool manager Arne Slot’s wishlist as a potential replacement for Trent Alexander-Arnold.
Team Talk reports on Liverpool's interest in Chelsea's Malo Gusto as a potential transfer target. Liverpool could test Chelsea's resolve to keep Malo Gusto by launching a titanic bid for his services. The Frenchman is now understood to be at the top of Liverpool manager Arne Slot’s wishlist as a potential replacement for Trent Alexander-Arnold.
Liverpool and Manchester City are reportedly showing interest in acquiring Chelsea defender Malo Gusto in 2025. The French defender has made a significant impact since his transfer to Stamford Bridge last summer and is currently the preferred right-back for Enzo Maresca, especially in light of Reece James' ongoing injury problems. Gusto has accumulated 10 Premier League starts this season, and his performance over the last 18 months has drawn attention from both Liverpool and Man City, as reported by Chelsea journalist Simon Phillips. Liverpool is searching for a new right-back due to concerns over Trent Alexander-Arnold potentially leaving the club on a free transfer next summer, and it is reported that Gusto has become a target for Arne Slot's team.
Liverpool and Manchester City are reportedly showing interest in acquiring Chelsea defender Malo Gusto in 2025. The French defender has made a significant impact since his transfer to Stamford Bridge last summer and is currently the preferred right-back for Enzo Maresca, especially in light of Reece James' ongoing injury problems. Gusto has accumulated 10 Premier League starts this season, and his performance over the last 18 months has drawn attention from both Liverpool and Man City, as reported by Chelsea journalist Simon Phillips. Liverpool is searching for a new right-back due to concerns over Trent Alexander-Arnold potentially leaving the club on a free transfer next summer, and it is reported that Gusto has become a target for Arne Slot's team.
Team Talk reports on Liverpool's interest in Chelsea right-back Malo Gusto amid concerns over Trent Alexander-Arnold's future. Liverpool are reportedly considering a surprise move for Chelsea right-back Malo Gusto amid uncertainty over Trent Alexander-Arnold's future. Real Madrid have shown interest in Alexander-Arnold, and Liverpool is exploring options in case negotiations with him fail.
Team Talk reports on Liverpool's interest in Chelsea right-back Malo Gusto amid concerns over Trent Alexander-Arnold's future. Liverpool are reportedly considering a surprise move for Chelsea right-back Malo Gusto amid uncertainty over Trent Alexander-Arnold's future. Real Madrid have shown interest in Alexander-Arnold, and Liverpool is exploring options in case negotiations with him fail.
Team Talk reports on Liverpool's potential interest in Chelsea's Malo Gusto as a replacement for Alexander-Arnold. Liverpool could turn to Chelsea’s Malo Gusto if forced into replacing Alexander-Arnold. The Blues reportedly have no interest in selling Gusto, who has excelled in Reece James’ numerous injury absences. Liverpool might test the Blues’ resolve with a hefty bid.
Team Talk reports on Liverpool's potential interest in Chelsea's Malo Gusto as a replacement for Alexander-Arnold. Liverpool could turn to Chelsea’s Malo Gusto if forced into replacing Alexander-Arnold. The Blues reportedly have no interest in selling Gusto, who has excelled in Reece James’ numerous injury absences. Liverpool might test the Blues’ resolve with a hefty bid.
Team Talk reports on Liverpool's potential interest in signing Chelsea right-back Malo Gusto amid uncertainty over Trent Alexander-Arnold's future. Liverpool are reportedly considering a surprise move for Chelsea right-back Malo Gusto amid the uncertainty surrounding Trent Alexander-Arnold's future. Liverpool have registered an interest in signing Gusto ahead of the January transfer window. Chelsea have no intention of selling Gusto, but Liverpool could test the London side's resolve with bids.
Team Talk reports on Liverpool's potential interest in signing Chelsea right-back Malo Gusto amid uncertainty over Trent Alexander-Arnold's future. Liverpool are reportedly considering a surprise move for Chelsea right-back Malo Gusto amid the uncertainty surrounding Trent Alexander-Arnold's future. Liverpool have registered an interest in signing Gusto ahead of the January transfer window. Chelsea have no intention of selling Gusto, but Liverpool could test the London side's resolve with bids.
Liverpool is being linked with a transfer for Malo Gusto from Chelsea amid doubts over Trent Alexander-Arnold's future. Despite Chelsea having zero plans to negotiate over selling Gusto, his fine form has attracted serious interest from Liverpool.
Liverpool is being linked with a transfer for Malo Gusto from Chelsea amid doubts over Trent Alexander-Arnold's future. Despite Chelsea having zero plans to negotiate over selling Gusto, his fine form has attracted serious interest from Liverpool.
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