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Dan Ashworth was confirmed as Newcastle United’s Director of Football on Monday and the Magpies wasted little time completing their transfer business. Isaac Hayden joined Norwich City on a season-long loan and Matt Targett was signed permanently after impressing during his temporary stint.
Newcastle United have signed Matt Targett from Aston Villa for £15million - with the defender putting pen to paper on a four-year deal at the club. The 26-year-old impressed during a loan spell during the second half of last season, playing 16 times as the Magpies climbed up to 11th place.
Newcastle United have been urged to go after former midfielder Georginio Wijnaldum with one pundit insisting the player is Eddie Howe's 'missing cog'. The 31-year-old joined PSG from Liverpool last summer but is thought to be questioning his imminent future.
Isaac Hayden has taken to Instagram to express his delight about securing a loan move to Norwich City.
Mikel Arteta’s Arsenal rebuild has been a roller-coaster affair since his appointment in 2019, and one of his main tasks was to revamp the squad through signings and sales. A lot of senior players have moved on during his tenure, and three significant players were let go during the summer of 2021.
Bruno Guimaraes' pre-season break has officially started with the Brazilian taking to social media to celebrate the fact he can enjoy a well-earned holiday. The Newcastle United midfielder has been on international duty this week, helping his country to wins over Japan and South Korea.
Newcastle United are looking to close a £12million deal with Aston Villa for left-back Matt Targett.
Newcastle United were incredibly active in the January transfer window, as the club spent over £90 million to try and ensure Eddie Howe was provided with the best possible squad to fight the threat of relegation. Safety was secured with little drama in the second half of the season, as a fine run of form from January onwards pulled the side away from relegation danger which they never fell back towards and several of the January signings were key in that turnaround.