BBC Football reports that Sarr, 28, needs time to process the collapse of his move to Anfield. Sage admitted that the Senegal attacker has to digest the situation, as playing for Liverpool is a dream for many players. Sarr had a good opportunity to join the Reds but ultimately it didn't work out. Sage stated that if Sarr wants to continue playing for Palace, he needs to have a good season with the club, just like he did last year. The head coach also acknowledged that time will help resolve the situation. Sarr has yet to feature for Palace this season due to a groin injury and will remain sidelined for Saturday's trip to Fulham.