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Published on 2024-04-26 08:32:02
Newcastle United midfielder Bruno Guimaraes is reportedly allowed to leave for a fee of £80m or above, with interest from Arsenal and Manchester City. Despite their success last season under Eddie Howe, Newcastle has faced challenges this season due to injuries and other factors out of Howe’s control.
Guimaraes has been a standout player for Newcastle, contributing significantly with four goals and six assists in 32 Premier League appearances this season. The 26-year-old has attracted interest from clubs like Arsenal, Manchester City, and Paris Saint-Germain.
Howe expressed his desire to keep Guimaraes at the club, praising his talent and impact on the team. However, reports suggest that Newcastle is willing to listen to offers over £80m for the midfielder in the upcoming summer transfer window.
While Guimaraes has a £100m release clause in his contract, there is a verbal agreement to consider offers above £80m from Champions League competing clubs. Arsenal and Manchester City are among the teams aware of this valuation, indicating a potential transfer battle for the Brazilian midfielder.
With Newcastle prioritizing the retention of star striker Alexander Isak, Guimaraes may be more likely to be sold. Additionally, England international Callum Wilson could also be on the move. The club’s ambitions and direction for the future will play a significant role in determining Guimaraes’ future at Newcastle.
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