Newcastle tipped to launch transfer move for £16.2m PL star
Newcastle are “very likely” to target Manchester United goalkeeper Dean Henderson in the summer, according to transfer insider Dean Jones.
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NUFC plot audacious bid to sign £81m-rated "genius", he "makes football a pleasure" - opinion
Newcastle have already shown signs of their ambition in the transfer market since switching to Saudi PIF ownership towards the end of last year.
Newcastle United notebook: Box office signing expectations, new coach appointed, U23s on song
Newcastle United were linked with an audacious move for Brazil international Neymar over the weekend with reports even being carried by Marca over a possible bid for the 30-year-old. The superstar is currently out of favour with Paris St-Germain and has been getting booed by his own fans.
Newcastle boss Eddie Howe to resurrect interest in Everton transfer target
Newcastle are stepping up their interest in Everton defender Ben Godfrey as boss Eddie Howe looks to strengthen his defensive options ahead of next season.
Premier League history suggests Newcastle United's survival quest is almost complete
Newcastle United have given themselves a brilliant chance of securing Premier League survival despite losing both of their last two matches. The Magpies sit nine points clear of the relegation zone with three teams between them and the trio of clubs currently sat in the drop zone.
Newcastle United news as Toon arrive in Dubai for mid-season warm weather break
Here are the latest Newcastle United evening headlines on Saturday, March 19.
Charles Leclerc opens new F1 era with pole for resurgent Ferrari
MANAMA: Charles Leclerc heralded a return to form for Ferrari at the start of Formula One’s new era by handing the Italian glamor team their first pole position in over two years on Saturday at the Bahrain Grand Prix. The Monegasque lit up the timing screens with a lap of one minute 30.558 seconds to beat world champion Max Verstappen by 0.123 seconds. Spaniard Carlos Sainz missed out on handing Ferrari their first front-row lockout since the 2019 Mexican Grand Prix by 0.006 seconds and had to settle for third. That was also the last time a Ferrari started a race from the front. “It feels good. The last two years have been incredibly difficult for the team and we knew this year’s rules would be an opportunity for us,” said Leclerc after taking his 10th career pole and second in Bahrain. “I am very happy today in a tricky qualifying session; I wasn’t happy with my driving,” he added. Ferrari have not won a race since the 2019 Singapore Grand Prix but have been hyped by rivals as early favorites in Formula One’s new era, featuring cars designed to radically new rules aimed at improving the racing spectacle. Verstappen, who clinched his first title at last year’s finale in Abu Dhabi, had gone fastest in the final practice session earlier on Saturday. He could not hit the sweet spot with the balance when it mattered, however, but is confident he has a strong car for Sunday’s race. “It was a bit of hit and miss, Q2 seemed quite good, Q3 was a struggle with the balance and to get it together,” said the Dutchman. “But we have a good race car and it is a good start for tomorrow.”
'We might see...' - Keith Downie drops exciting behind-scenes Newcastle United claim
Journalist Keith Downie has claimed that there will be no need for Eddie Howe to rush a return for Callum Wilson to action for Newcastle.