Newcastle transfer news and rumours

The latest transfer news and gossip on สมัครสมาชิกfun88 the players linked with Newcastle amid their proposed takeover - and those who could leave the club.

The latest players linked with a move to Newcastle…
Jesse Lingard - The Manchester United midfielder could make a cut-price move to St James' Park, with his contract up in June 2021 (Daily Mail, May 2).

Donny van de Beek - Newcastle สมัครเล่นเกมยิงปลา have emerged as surprise contenders for the signature of 23-year-old Ajax midfielder, who has been linked with Manchester United and Real Madrid (Le10Sport, April 29)

Radja Nainggolan - Newcastle will วิธีเล่นไฮโลออนไลน์บนมือถือ make a move for the 32-year-old Belgian midfielder, who currently plays for Cagliari on loan from Inter Milan (Calciomercato, April 27)

Philippe Coutinho - Newcastle will move for Coutinho if Mauricio Pochettino is appointed as manager (Daily Mirror, May 3); Newcastle are set to enter the Premier League-dominated race for the Barcelona forward on loan at Bayern Munich (Daily Star, April 27)

Kalidou Koulibaly - Newcastle have opened talks with Napoli over the defender also linked with Manchester United and Manchester City - but he would cost in the region of £70m (Footmercato, April 26)

Edinson Cavani - Newcastle are also เว็บหนังออนไลน์ดีที่สุด ready to join the race for the PSG striker, who is soon to be out of contract. Atletico Madrid, Boca Juniors, Flamengo and Palmeiras are also said to be keen (Footmercato, April 26)

Nabil Fekir - The Real Betis forward is one of Newcastle's top summer targets, according to reports in France but the Spanish club will only be ready to start talking at 50m euros (Footmercato, April 26)

Fabio Borini - Newcastle, Crystal Palace and Aston Villa are keen to take the former Sunderland striker on a free transfer from Hellas Verona (Tutto Hellas Verona, April 25)

Nabil Bentaleb - Steve Bruce is keen to turn the former Tottenham player's Schalke loan into a permanent deal once the season is finally concluded (Newcastle Chronicle, April 12)

Mauricio Pochettino - Newcastle's prospective new owners have made the Argentine their number one choice to be the next manager at St. James' Park and are willing to pay him £19m a year to take charge (Sky Sports, April 29)

Rafa Benitez - The former Magpies boss has been identified as an alternative if first choice Pochettino is unavailable