Newcastle United news: Dan Ashworth starts work amid talk of Milan sides wanting Magpies target
Here are the latest Newcastle United evening headlines on Monday, June 6.
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Here are the latest Newcastle United evening headlines on Monday, June 6.
Newcastle United are not planning to sign Dean Henderson from Manchester United this summer despite constantly being linked with a move for the goalkeeper.
Newcastle United still reportedly have ‘work to do’ to finalise the transfer of Reims striker Hugo Ekitike. That is according to the Telegraph who claim that the deal is not as close as had been initially reported due to the ‘sluggish’ start to the transfer window.
Newcastle United have joined the race to sign Empoli midfielder Kristjan Asllani this summer. That is according to journalist Alfredo Pedulla, via Sport Witness, who also claims that Serie A giants AC Milan and Inter Milan are two other clubs keen on Asllani.
Sven Botman’s arrival at Newcastle United would set the bar for the summer transfer window to come - if the Magpies can beat AC Milan to the defender’s signature.
Atletico Madrid forward Alvaro Morata has been loosely linked with a potential move to the North East. The 29-year-old is also said to be attracting interest from Arsenal.
Newcastle United are edging closer to announcing a deal that will bring Reims striker Hugo Ekitike to the club. The 19-year-old is highly sought after following his impressive 2021-22 season, finding the net 10 times in 24 Ligue 1 appearances.
Newcastle United reportedly “still have work to do” to complete their £36million signing of France under-20s striker Hugo Ekitike.