At a glance
- Newcastle might be forced to sell Gordon
- Liverpool retain long-standing interest
- Financial issues could open door to Merseyside return
Newcastle United could be set to part ways with one of their most high-profile players, with Anthony Gordon possibly moving to Liverpool.
The winger, who has been one of Eddie Howe’s standout performers since arriving in 2023 from Everton, is once again attracting strong interest from Merseyside, but this time from his boyhood club, Liverpool.
The Reds are expected to reshape their attack, and Gordon is on their radar. Mohamed Salah’s departure means they will be in the market for new wingers this summer.
Liverpool Interest Resurfaces
Liverpool’s interest in Gordon is nothing new. A deal for the left-winger was previously close to being agreed in 2024, with Newcastle exploring options to balance their books, before the move ultimately collapsed.
Now, with the changes expected at Anfield and Gordon’s long-standing connection to the club, the prospect of a transfer has reemerged. Born in Liverpool and formally part of the club’s academy, he could be a good fit.
A report from The Telegraph claims that the Magpies need to sell to buy this summer. Finances mean one or two high-profile players could make way and Gordon fits the criteria.
Newcastle Under financial Pressure
The biggest reason driving the situation is Newcastle’s financial position. The report suggests the club may be forced to sell key players this summer to comply with the league’s financial regulations.
Chief executive David Hopkinson has already hinted at a strategy focused on buying and selling. well raising the possibility that key players could be let go if the right offers arrive.
Gordon is a top player and has attracted significant interest from a few clubs, making him a strong candidate if Newcastle need to raise funds.
Dream Move for Gordon?
Despite playing for Everton, the winger has shown his appreciation for the red side of Merseyside, having started his youth career at Liverpool and openly admiring the club as he grew up.
Gordon, who previously spoke about the Reds’ influence during his early years, has also named Steven Gerrard as his footballing hero. Gordon also doesn’t hold back in praising Anfield’s atmosphere.
Currently one of Newcastle’s important players, Gordon has developed into an established Premier League-proven winger. He has appeared 25 times in the league this season, posting six goals and two assists.
