Farewell Prelude? After the first European victory in Crystal Palace team history, Gee asked the camera to capture other teammates

August 22 The Daily Mail reported that after the first European victory in Crystal Palace's history, Gee made a meaningful statement.

The English defender's remarks come as his future rumors intensify, Liverpool is eager to sign him before closing the window, and Crystal Palace chairman Steve Paris has admitted that the club may have to let people go if they receive a suitable offer.

25-year-old Guy's contract has less than one year left, and Crystal Palace is asking for about £45 million, but Liverpool believes that the price is too high considering that players may leave the team freely next summer. Negotiations are expected to continue in the coming days, with Slott's side eager to find a long-term successor for Van Dijk. After the final whistle sounded, the camera captured the scene of Gee paying homage to the fans. He turned to the camera with a smile and said, "You know, there are other players on the team." The joking comment was spoken as he waved his hands on the stands, but conveyed a clear message that Gee hoped to turn the focus back to his teammates on this unavoidable night of rumors about his future.

Gei has made 158 appearances since joining Crystal Palace from Chelsea in 2021. He has been wearing the captain's armband in the year when he achieved unprecedented success in Crystal Palace. He held the FA Cup in May and beat Liverpool to win the Community Shield earlier this month.

Today, his Crystal Palace teammates once again presented a classic victory. Mattha scored the winning goal in the middle of the second half, helping the team lead 1-0 in the first leg, and the second leg will be played in Norway next week.

This night also indicates that Eze is about to leave the team, and the player is only one goal away from transferring to Arsenal with £60 million. Although the attacker was expected to start before the game, the attacker eventually missed the roster. Coach Glasner revealed before the game that Eze called on the morning of the game and said he was unwell.

Glasner said: "I originally expected him to start today, but he called in the morning and said he was unwell and I can only accept it. We do not want to change the lineup on the match day, especially the first European game in Crystal Palace's history, but it must be handled properly."

26-year-old Eze grew up to an England international after joining Crystal Palace from Queens Park Rangers in 2020, and is expected to become Arsenal's latest major signing in the near future. The tearful reaction when he was replaced last weekend against Chelsea was widely interpreted as a farewell, and Crystal Palace fans once again expressed their respect for him with singing and banners on Thursday.