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Newcastle: ‘Pivotal offer’ coming as Howe’s side move to sign Chelsea star tipped to ‘leave soon’
By Lewis Oldham,
7 hours ago
According to reports, Newcastle United are set to submit a new ‘offer’ to sign Crystal Palace star Marc Guehi, while they pursue Chelsea’s Noni Madueke.
Newcastle are expected to be busy in the transfer market for the rest of this month and Guehi is one of their main targets after he shone for England at Euro 2024.
A new update by The Daily Mail’ s Sami Mokbel claims Newcastle are ‘set to make a third bid’ for Guehi after their ‘last offer was £15m short of Crystal Palace’s asking price’.
It is also noted that this new bid is ‘expected’ to be submitted ‘this week’. The report explains.
‘Sporting director Paul Mitchell is handling negotiations for Newcastle and is set to table an improved package in the coming days in the hope of securing the club’s No 1 summer target.
‘Eagles co-owner Steve Parish, who is leading discussions for the south London club, wants a deal worth a minimum £65million for Guehi.’
‘Newcastle’s next offer will likely prove pivotal towards their chances of securing Guehi this summer.
‘Eddie Howe has made Guehi his preferred central defensive target ahead of the new season and is fully behind Newcastle’s move to sign one of England’s stars of Euro 2024.
‘However, their is an acceptance that the club need to sign a new central defender this summer with sources indicating the Magpies may consider other options if their next offer is unsuccessful.
‘AC Milan defender Malick Thiaw has been a target for Newcastle, but he is understood to be reluctant to leave the San Siro, particularly with the club playing Champions League football this year.’
After missing out on Bayern Munich’s Michael Olise earlier this summer, Newcastle also remain in the market for a new winger and Chelsea star Madueke is a potential option.
The 22-year-old was one of Chelsea’s better performers last season as he grabbed five goals and two assists in his 23 Premier League appearances but he’s expected to drop down the pecking order following Pedro Neto’s move to Stamford Bridge from Wolves
A report in Spain claims Madueke ‘could leave’ Chelsea ‘soon’ as Newcastle ‘wants to get him’.
‘Madueke could be living out his final days at Stamford Bridge. The lack of continuity and opportunities at the London club have generated uncertainty about his future, and Newcastle United , aware of the young player’s potential, have begun to show a strong interest in acquiring his services.
‘Although he is under contract with the club until 2030, the possibility of an exit is not ruled out, especially if Newcastle United submit an offer that convinces all parties involved.
‘Newcastle United’s interest in Madueke is no surprise. Eddie Howe’s side have been on the hunt for promising young players to bolster their attack, and Madueke fits the bill perfectly.’
However, a report from Football Transfers claims Madueke ‘wants to stay’ at Chelsea.
‘Thee arrival of Pedro Neto from Wolverhampton Wanderers has sparked speculation regarding Madueke’s future at Stamford Bridge, but he is eager to remain at the club.
‘Furthermore, we have been told that Chelsea would not accept a loan move with an option to buy for Madueke, while it’s not currently clear if a loan with an obligation to buy deal would be considered by the Blues.
‘Newcastle United have been linked with a move for Madueke amid their pursuit of a new right winger, but the England U21 international is keen to stay at Chelsea after a promising pre-season under Enzo Maresca.’
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