Crystal Palace star Ismaila Sarr could have a unique clause in his new contract that might facilitate a future transfer to Liverpool, according to former scout Mick Brown.

Sarr, who was linked with a move to Anfield during the summer transfer window, saw a £50 million bid from Liverpool rejected by Palace. The 28-year-old winger is nearing an agreement on a lucrative deal at Selhurst Park, but Brown suggests it might include terms that allow Liverpool to revisit their interest.

Speaking to Football Insider, Brown remarked on Sarr’s situation:

• “It’s going to be interesting to see if we find out the details of that new contract for Sarr.”
• “Everybody knows he wanted to join Liverpool during the summer, he was disappointed that the offer was rejected.”
• “I expect there will be some sort of Liverpool clause which could allow that deal to still happen.”

Sarr has been offered an improved deal worth approximately £120,000 per week, underscoring his significance to Palace. While extending his contract usually strengthens Palace’s bargaining power, if Brown's prediction holds true, the situation might differ significantly.

Currently, the notion of a Liverpool clause remains speculative. However, should Liverpool decide to pursue Sarr again, the specifics of his new agreement with Palace could become crucial.