r00fie1
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I have a distinct feeling this has surfaced before, but its resurfaced.....
Jamal Lewis would be a good addition to the squad - but Longstaff may want to sit in limbo in the Prem - unless hes tempted to play in red an white.
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Newcastle are ready to move a number of players on, as their squad is already overloaded and there are expected to be more additions this summer. Indeed, they had to leave three players out of their Premier League 25 after bringing in four January signings.
One of those not included was Northern Ireland left-back Jamal Lewis and we understand that Chris Wilder and Boro’s recruitment staff have a keen interest in the former Norwich man.
Lewis has over three years left on his current deal at St James’ Park. With that being the case, a loan exit is likely and that suits Boro perfectly.
We also understand that Middlesbrough are monitoring the situation with Sean Longstaff. However, a move for the midfielder will very much depend on whether Boro secure promotion or not.
Longstaff is out-of-contract in the summer, but is yet to agree a new deal. Indeed, the 24-year-old is believed to be considering his options, as he has not been first-choice under Eddie Howe.
His former boss Steve Bruce at West Bromwich Albion – is known to be keen to secure his signature.
The likelihood of Longstaff remaining at Newcastle does appear bleak, given that a busy summer of incomings is expected.
Jamal Lewis would be a good addition to the squad - but Longstaff may want to sit in limbo in the Prem - unless hes tempted to play in red an white.
EXCLUSIVE: Middlesbrough ready to raid Newcastle for star, also keeping tabs on another
Middlesbrough are looking at neighbours Newcastle United for at least one summer transfer raid, TEAMtalk understands.
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EXCLUSIVE: Middlesbrough ready to raid Newcastle for star, also keeping tabs on another
Middlesbrough are looking at neighbours Newcastle United for at least one summer transfer raid, TEAMtalk understands.Newcastle are ready to move a number of players on, as their squad is already overloaded and there are expected to be more additions this summer. Indeed, they had to leave three players out of their Premier League 25 after bringing in four January signings.
One of those not included was Northern Ireland left-back Jamal Lewis and we understand that Chris Wilder and Boro’s recruitment staff have a keen interest in the former Norwich man.
Lewis has over three years left on his current deal at St James’ Park. With that being the case, a loan exit is likely and that suits Boro perfectly.
We also understand that Middlesbrough are monitoring the situation with Sean Longstaff. However, a move for the midfielder will very much depend on whether Boro secure promotion or not.
Longstaff is out-of-contract in the summer, but is yet to agree a new deal. Indeed, the 24-year-old is believed to be considering his options, as he has not been first-choice under Eddie Howe.
His former boss Steve Bruce at West Bromwich Albion – is known to be keen to secure his signature.
The likelihood of Longstaff remaining at Newcastle does appear bleak, given that a busy summer of incomings is expected.