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Newcastle boss Howe confident Isak will stay on amid transfer speculation
Newcastle United manager Eddie Howe said he is confident that striker Alexander Isak will be at the Premier League club at the start of the 2025-26 season, after leaving the Swede out of their 4-0 friendly loss to Celtic due to transfer talk.
Magpies Ready to End Interest in Burnley’s James TraffordInterest in Trafford Cools as Newcastle Assess OptionsNewcastle ...
Only five players managed more goal contributions than him in France’s top division, including Ousmane Dembele and Jonathan David. Across the season, the Ivorian international filled several roles for ...
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Newcastle United star namechecks three players who are 'easy targets ...Sean Longstaff has spoken of the togetherness in the Newcastle United camp after revealing the "easy targets" for criticism within the Toon camp. The Geordie midfielder is now edging towards his ...
Newcastle United are looking to bolster their roster this summer, and so they are looking to sign multiple players. While they continue to ... defender Giorgio Salvini as their primary defensive ...
PSR rules have weakened the club's ability to bring in fresh talent but they have still managed to build a winning formula ...
Liverpool's interest in Newcastle United's Alexander Isak has brought lots of rumors suggesting the move will happen this summer. Reports from David Ornstein ...
Newcastle United and Manchester United appear to be targeting similar players in their ongoing scouting efforts, according to a report by Craig Hope of the Daily Mail. “Newcastle and ...
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First we were gazumped by Chelsea for Liam Delap. Then they highjacked Joao Pedro. And finally United were forced to hurriedly walk away from Hugo Ekitike after a £70m bid was rejected with Liverpool ...
For United, the smartest move would be to act swiftly, securing the deal before more suitors enter the race and locking in a player who could add much-needed dynamism to their current setup.
In the two post-takeover transfer windows, Newcastle have already committed to spending around £150million on seven senior players. In the previous two, they only borrowed and then bought Joe ...
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