Newcastle have Bruno hope to get new signing, Sven Botman glimpse and brilliant chant - 5 things
Newcastle United stepped up their preparations for the new season with a 3-0 victory against 1860 Munich at the picturesque SaalfeldenArena Burgerau,
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Bruno and Botman arrivals make key difference in win: Newcastle 3-0 1860 Munich report
Newcastle United strolled to a comfortable victory at the Saalfelden Arena as they swept 1860 Munich aside. True, the Magpies survived a couple of first half scares and could have been behind at the break but the quality shone through after the break as goals from Joe Willock, Sean Longstaff and Bruno Guimaraes earned a good pre-season win.
Drastic transformation in Newcastle United defence outlines rapid change under new ownership
Newcastle United’s backline is unrecognisable from the one that faced West Ham on the opening day of last season. Despite taking the lead twice through Callum Wilson and Jacob Murphy, the Magpies succumbed to a 4-2 home defeat - a result that set the tone for the first half of the campaign.
NUFC now eyeing move for wonderkid who “is like Neymar”, he’s a big Murphy upgrade – opinion
Newcastle United manager Eddie Howe has already begun his work in the transfer window by making Matt Targett his first signing of the summer.
McAvennie praises Ashworth after NUFC transfer announcements
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.
Bayern Leverkusen's stance on Moussa Diaby presents a challenge for Newcastle United
If Newcastle United were to sign Moussa Diaby this summer his talent would leave teammates ‘in his wake.’ The 22-year-old French international is among the club’s top targets ahead of the new season.
Newcastle dressing room reaction to Sean Longstaff deal speaks volumes after tedious Neymar 'link'
Wednesday began with perhaps one of the silliest transfer rumours feasibly possible for Newcastle United this summer. Neymar. The world's most expensive footballer. A Brazilian brand all on his own, more well known than some Premier League clubs. A man who could walk into any football side in the world.
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The game-changing trio have a combined value of just over £130million according to Transfermarkt, underlining the wealth of resources available to Pep Guardiola.