An “excellent” Newcastle United player would be a priority target for one of the biggest clubs in the Premier League this summer.
Newcastle players who could leave this summer
While the Magpies are expecting a summer transfer window in charge of new signatures, especially if football in the Champions League is obtained this weekend, there are many current stars names linked to outings before the start of next season.
Alexander Isak is the player that Newcastle will be the most desperate to keep, but the Swedish would be the subject of certain major clubs such as Liverpool and Arsenal.
Meanwhile, the Reds could be back for Anthony Gordon this summer, having shown a desire to break him last year. They see it as a potential replacement of Luis Diaz, although the signature of Florian Wirtz would surely put their interest in AS Magpies.
There are others that Newcastle want to make sure that it is still at the club in 2025/26, like Bruno Guimaraes and Sandro Tonali. However, another exit complaint concerning another person emerged.
Excellent “Newcastle player wanted by Man City
According to Fabrizio Romano on XManchester City aims to move to the Newcastle defender Tino Livreo, as the main right -back target, the 22 -year -old potentially becoming the first player to leave St James Park this summer despite rumors elsewhere:
Losing Livramento would be a setback for the Magpies, since he turned out to be the natural heir to Kieran Trippier in his position, and always has his best years before him.
The Englishman of £ 50,000 per week has had an impressive season for Newcastle, starting 31 of the 37 Premier League matches of his team and being praised by Eddie Howe:
“Athletically, Tino is excellent and we know it, and we have seen him since he came to the football club, but to have the responsibility to play on the back left on the other side of his natural foot and to play as he did and also to build the relationship with Harvey [Barnes] that he did. “”
If Livramento finally decides that he prefers to join City rather than staying in Newcastle, Paul Mitchell must do everything he can to make sure that the club receives a huge money for him in order to sign a superior replacement.
The 22 -year -old is not out of contract in St James’ before the summer of 2028, putting the Magpies in a solid negotiation position, but I hope he will feel that his future belongs to his current team, seeing much more success to meet them.
