Mamadou Sakho is not wanted by Jurgen Klopp or Liverpool but that doesn't mean the Reds will let the centre-back leave on the cheap in the summer window.
Since joining Crystal Palace on loan, Sakho has been in fine form and has played a pivotal role in Palace steering away from the relegation zone.
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He kept three clean sheets in his first three games with the club and was again on top form this weekend as the Eagles beat league leaders Chelsea at Stamford Bridge.
After his falling out with Jurgen Klopp, Sakho's Liverpool future looks bleak but given how well he is performing at Palace, Liverpool will look to sell him for as much money as possible when the summer rolls around.
According to Neil Jones from the Liverpool Echo, Liverpool have slapped a £30 million price tag on the former PSG man.
The Anfield club were apparently quoting £20m for any club who wanted to sign Sakho permanently in January and his impressive form means they now believe they can pocket an extra £10 million.
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Sakho is a man in demand and there will likely be a number of clubs keen on landing him in the summer. Palace is the obvious destination for a permanent transfer, though they do not have first refusal on him as no clause was included in the deal.
West Brom and Stoke are the two other Premier League sides to have been linked in the past, while both AC Milan and Inter Milan have shown interest.
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