“SHOCKING REVELATION: Crystal Palace Superstar’s Medical MIRACLE Stuns Tottenham in Jaw-Dropping Transfer Twist!”
Tottenham Eye Summer Move for Crystal Palace Defender Marc Guehi
Dr. Rajpal Brar, an injury expert, has evaluated Marc Guehi’s fitness history ahead of a possible transfer, with a particular focus on his knee issues.
The 24-year-old’s contract with Crystal Palace is set to expire at the end of the 2025/26 season.
Despite concerns surrounding past knee problems, Dr. Brar believes Guehi is unlikely to encounter any significant hurdles during a medical examination.
While Tottenham may conduct a more detailed assessment of his knee, Dr. Brar, a doctor of physical therapy and sports scientist, told Tottenham News that Guehi’s injury record is not alarming.
“Spurs may examine his knee more closely to ensure there aren’t any concerning changes,” he explained.
“However, I don’t see it interfering with his medical. He’s been playing consistently in the Premier League, and the wear and tear he’s accumulated is quite typical.”
Tottenham are joined by Bayern Munich in their interest in the England international, and Liverpool have recently entered the race as well.
Signing Guehi would represent a strong move for Tottenham, especially under new manager Thomas Frank.
The Palace captain brings Premier League experience with over 150 senior appearances and would add stability to a Spurs backline that faced numerous injuries and inconsistency last season.
Guehi’s ball-playing ability, calmness under pressure, and progressive passing style align well with Frank’s tactical system, which values structured build-up play.
His adaptability to play in either a back four or back three adds further value, especially amid uncertainties surrounding Cristian Romero’s future, with Real Madrid and Atletico Madrid reportedly interested in the Argentine defender.
Moreover, Guehi’s leadership qualities, highlighted by his role as Crystal Palace captain and his status as an England international and FA Cup winner, would be vital during Tottenham’s Champions League campaign.
With his contract entering its final year, the deal could also offer value for money, making Guehi a strategic and potentially transformative addition to Spurs’ defensive ranks.
