Sports Journalist · 24 articles
Newly-appointed Newcastle head coach Steve McClaren is considering a move for Will Hughes.
The 20-year-old played under McClaren at Derby and is very highly rated by the former England boss.
Newcastle United are reportedly willing to allow Papiss Cisse and Haris Vuckic leave the club this summer.
It is believed Steve McClaren is happy to sell the 30-year-old to make way for new additions.
Liverpool are in talks with QPR over the possibility of signing Newcastle target Charlie Austin.
The 25-year-old netted 18 times in 35 games last season and has attracted interest from a number of Premier League clubs.
Newcastle are weighing up a loan move for Manchester United youngster Jesse Lingard.
The 22-year-old has worked under McClaren in the past and is said to be keen on a reunion with the ex-Derby boss.
Newcastle target Juanmi is reportedly closing in on a move to Southampton after they activate his release clause.
The young Spaniard has been likened to Ayoze Perez and would have been a welcomed addition by McClaren.
Steve McClaren could be set for a reunion with Tom Ince, according to Sky Sports.
Hull City are willing to part ways with the former Liverpool winger this summer, if their valuation is met.
Newcastle have finally unveiled their new head coach, Steve McClaren, and are now working swiftly to sign players.
The Daily Mirror’s Simon Bird claims Charlie Austin will be Newcastle’s first signing and could be unveiled next week.
Mike Ashley has resigned from the Newcastle board, along with finance director John Irving, who is set to leave the club.
McClaren & Carr have been appointed on the Newcastle Board, consisting of the aforementioned, Charnley and Moncur.
Leeds United are monitoring the situation of Newcastle defender Mike Williamson.
The 31-year-old is set to leave St James’ Park having been deemed surplus to requirements.
Newcastle United are interested in acquiring the services of Dutch international Bruno Martins Indi.
Voetbal International also claim the Magpies are tracking three of his fellow compatriots.
Incoming manager Steve McClaren will put Cheick Tiote’s contract issue at the top of his list of priorities.
His representatives want a new deal for their client, while Newcastle are hoping to cash in on the Ivorian midfielder.
Micah Richards must take a significant pay-cut if he wishes to secure a move to St James’ Park.
Newcastle cannot even offer the lure of first-team football, following Daryl Janmaat’s superb debut season.
