Sky Sports host and Newcastle United supporter Pete Graves believes there is still a strong possibility that Marc Guehi will join Newcastle United this summer. […]
Newcastle United clinched Sela Cup success for the second year in a row with a 1-0 win over Stade Brestois at St James’ Park on […]
Eddie Howe’s Newcastle United delivered a sensational first-half performance at St James’ Park, netting four goals against Girona in the opening 45 minutes of the […]
Newcastle United hit a deadlock with Ryan Fraser’s transfer to Southampton. Southampton manager Russell Martin has hinted that they might pull out of the race […]
Former Sheffield Wednesday manager Steve Bruce has been linked with a potential surprise return to the Championship this coming season. Bruce’s departure from the Owls in 2019, after a very brief stint at Hillsborough, left many fans in South Yorkshire displeased despite the decent compensation Wednesday received when he joined Newcastle United. Journalist Alan Nixon reports that Bruce is among the names being considered by Burnley as they search for Vincent Kompany’s successor. Although Bruce is not high on the list, Burnley is reportedly keen to bring in a big name following Kompany’s move to Bayern Munich.
Newcastle United’s pursuit of James Trafford from Burnley is progressing well. Initially, Newcastle officials deemed Valencia’s Giorgi Mamardashvili too expensive, making a move for the 21-year-old Trafford increasingly likely. Reports confirmed that Newcastle has made a £16 million offer for Trafford, whose move is also driven by Burnley’s financial needs.
Transfer expert Fabrizio Romano has updated that Newcastle has agreed on personal terms with Trafford, with a new proposal around £15 million with performance-based add-ons expected soon. Trafford is eager to move to St James’ Park, although he is not immediately set to replace Nick Pope as the starting goalkeeper. This move signifies Newcastle’s long-term planning, with Trafford seen as a future first-choice goalkeeper.
Newcastle United are “very confident” about finalizing a deal to sign Lloyd Kelly this week, despite losing out on Tosin Adarabioyo to a late Chelsea offer, sources informed Football Insider. The north-east club has submitted an offer for the 25-year-old Kelly, with further negotiations expected throughout the week, aiming to complete the deal by Friday before his Bournemouth contract expires. Kelly, known for his versatility as both a centre-back and left-back, has become a priority signing for Newcastle, particularly given his availability on a free transfer amid the club’s financial constraints.
Newcastle United loaned Ryan Fraser to Southampton, and after a productive season at St Mary’s, the Scot is eager to make the move permanent. Ryan […]
Harry Redknapp commended Newcastle’s stellar performance against Tottenham, selecting three Magpies for his weekend team. Eddie Howe’s squad dominated Spurs, securing a convincing 4-0 victory at St James’ Park, bolstering their own European aspirations. Redknapp highlighted Anthony Gordon and Fabian Schar as standout players but reserved particular acclaim for striker Alexander Isak, who scored twice during the match.
Anthony Gordon’s standout performance against Tottenham Hotspur earned him praise from Newcastle legend Alan Shearer. Shearer commended Gordon’s brilliance, highlighting not just his goals but also his exemplary attitude.
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