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    Anthony Gordon's four-word message as Liverpool transfer target makes Newcastle return

    By Amie Wilson,

    9 hours ago
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    Anthony Gordon has taken to social media after his triumphant return to the squad amid ongoing transfer whirlwinds.

    Liverpool's interest in the England starlet is no secret ; the Reds' talks with Newcastle hit a snag over the summer when the Toon wanted to include Jarell Quansah in the negotiations. While Newcastle would surely demand a hefty sum for Gordon should they agree to sell, Liverpool's chances might get a boost from Newcastle's keen interest in splashing cash on Marc Guehi - perhaps initiating a need to balance the books.

    In spite of all the transfer talk, Gordon was in action for Newcastle during its preseason friendly against Girona on Friday. Starting the game, he quickly made his mark, contributing to Newcastle's rapid 2-0 lead and then adding a third himself within 17 minutes.

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    Newcastle claimed a confident 4-0 victory with goals also coming from Sean Longstaff, who netted twice, and Jacob Murphyall scoring in an action-packed first half.

    Post-match, St James' Park saw Gordon share his feelings online, posting images from before and during the match alongside the caption "Back on the grass" - capped off with a smiley emoji.

    Newcastle plays Brest at St James' Park on Saturday, marking its second friendly in less than 24 hours. Given his participation in the match against Girona, it's anticipated that Gordon won't be included in the squad for this game.

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