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Newcastle United have had a frustrating start to the transfer window as clubs appear to slap a “Magpie tax” on players when the newly-crowned richest club in the world come calling. Moves for Sven Botman and Hugo Ekitike have stuttered, with the former understood to be holding out for a move to European giants AC Milan.
A look at the latest Newcastle United headlines on Saturday, June 11.
Newcastle United showed during the January transfer window that they are not shy when it comes to bringing in new players to the club.
Newcastle United and their new owners showed during the January transfer window just how capable they are when it comes to securing deals for players to join the Tyneside club.
While Newcastle United will almost certainly look to strengthen their first team squad ahead of next season's Premier League campaign, they might not have to add as many bodies as previously thought. The Magpies are said to be looking at adding firepower to their frontline, as well as a number of quality starters this summer.
Although Newcastle United had a strong end to the season, finishing 11th in the Premier League after being in the relegation zone at the mid-point, Chris Waugh of The Athletic says Eddie Howe is looking to upgrade many of the existing side that played a part in their turnaround.
Newcastle United target Harry Winks’ price tag has now been reportedly lowered to £15m with the Tottenham midfielder keen to find regular game time.
Reports last month suggested that Newcastle United had offered Sean Longstaff a new four-year deal, and lo and behold, he put pen to paper earlier this week, penning what was actually a new three-year deal at St James’ Park.