NUFC news round up – Almiron issue revealed, West Brom want NUFC outcast + injury update

A round up of all of today’s NUFC news and gossip:

  • According to the Chronicle’s Lee Ryder, Newcastle are prepared to break their transfer record to sign Miguel Almiron – but his £100,000 per week wage demands could scupper the deal – Full story here.
  • South Korea have confirmed that Ki Sung-yueng’s hamstring injury will only keep him out for a week – however Paul Dummett looks set to join Jonjo Shelvey in Barcelona to see a specialist – Full story here.
  • Ahead of tonight’s Checktrade Trophy clash between Sunderland’s first-team and Newcastle’s U-21’s, Mackems manager Jack Ross has admitted they are in a ‘no-win situation’ – Full story here.
  • According to Midlands reporter John Percy, West Brom are trying to sign Isaac Hayden – however they have received ‘little encouragement’ from NUFC so far – Full story here.

  • According to the Chronicle, Rafa Benitez believes Newcastle need at least a wing-back, an attacking midfielder and a striker to arrive this month if we’re to beat the drop this season – Full story here.
  • Just a few days after being linked with a January move to Newcastle, Strasbourg star Kenny Lala has refused to rule out a move away this month – Full story here.
  • Newcastle fans will get the chance to stream tonight’s Checktrade Trophy clash with Sunderland at the Stadium of Light – with NUFC TV charging £10 for fans in the UK – Full story here.
  • Rafa Benitez has insisted that he must ‘keep working’ on Jacob Murphy after his struggling FA Cup display – saying that his confidence will only improve if he starts performing – Full story here.

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About Olly Hawkins

As a Junior Magpie since birth and season ticket holder, I eat, sleep and breathe all things NUFC! Here at the blog, I aim to bring you news, views, match reports and transfer exclusives as and when I get them.

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