BREAKING: Palace’s Superstar Tease Leaves Newcastle Fans in Agony—Transfer Heartbreak or Just a Laugh.

Crystal Palace’s newest social media statement sparked a lighthearted yet heated conversation with Newcastle United fans, centered on none other than Marc Guehi. Despite the fact that the summer transfer window closed more than a week ago, the drama surrounding Guehi’s potential move to St James’ Park remains fresh in the minds of fans.

Eddie Howe, Newcastle’s head coach, had identified Guehi as his priority defensive target throughout the transfer window, with new sporting director Paul Mitchell overseeing negotiations. However, Palace’s high asking price of more than £70 million prevented the purchase from going through. The crisis played out publicly, with multiple leaks and Palace chairman Steve Parish’s media appearances putting the subject in the forefront.

Guehi returned to England this week, with Newcastle’s Nick Pope, Tino Livramento, and Anthony Gordon, and Palace’s social media team shared photographs of their skipper, including one captioned: “Something funny, Marc?” The seemingly benign post drew the attention of Newcastle fans who were still upset about the failed transfer.

Palace fans immediately recognized the hilarity in the tweet, with one writing, “Admin knows exactly what they’re doing, and I’m here for it,” while others used it to mock Newcastle fans. One even added, “Laughing at the Geordies.” Newcastle supporters, however, were eager to respond. One remarked, “The joke’s on you.” For a club that hasn’t won a game this season, and Guehi doesn’t even look like a £7 million defender, £70 million, they sure have a lot to say.

Another supporter jumped in, criticizing Palace’s form: “Are this club for real? San Marino have won more games than them this season.” This continued banter underscores the intensity surrounding the unsolved transfer intrigue, which keeps both clubs’ fans interested long after the market has closed.

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