Irish football chairman Darragh MacAnthony sends a crucial warning message to Newcastle United F.C. over the sell of two top players

Despite the fact that the transfer market is only a week away from opening for business, MacAnthony is confident that the Magpies will “find a way” to keep the services of what are perceived to be their two most essential players.

He also cautioned against any potential sale to a Premier League opponent. “You don’t want to lose any of those players that you just mentioned to some of your competitors,” he had said in an interview with TalkSPORT.

It is also necessary for them to leave the country if you want to do a deal with them. Also, if you have to sell Bruno and obviously the striker (Isak), you want to get onto Paris Saint-Germain, one of those clubs, and say, “If I am going to do it, they are leaving the Premier League.” This is the case if you have to sell both of these players. The following are the teams that I will not be strengthening: Arsenal, Chelsea, Manchester United, and Liverpool. I will not be strengthening any of these teams. There is no way that Newcastle will sell such guys, in my opinion. In my opinion, they will figure out a solution.

The retention of the services of crucial combination Bruno Guimaraes and Alexander Isak will be prioritized, however, because the two, who are said to be valued at more than a combined sum of £220 million, continue to attract interest from some high-profile suitors throughout the Premier League and around Europe. In the new contract that Guimaraes committed to during the previous season, there is a release clause that is worth one hundred million pounds. This clause will remain active until the end of the month, and it is said that clubs such as Liverpool, Arsenal, and Paris Saint-Germain are interested in making a play for the Brazilian star. Isak’s present contract does not include a release clause of this kind, and United would be in a strong position to compete with other clubs, such as Arsenal and Barcelona, for the Swedish striker’s services because he is still under contract until the summer of 2028.

A number of players, including Paul Dummett, Matt Ritchie, Kell Watts, and Loris Karius, have already been revealed to be leaving the club when their contracts expire later this month. The departure of Karius implies that the organizational hierarchy of the Magpies will want to acquire at least one goalkeeper. Recent sources in Spain have suggested that Manchester United have submitted a proposal of £34 million for Georgi Mamardashvili, a goalkeeper for Valencia who represents Georgia at the international level. Mamardashvili is apparently eager to prove his undeniable ability in the Premier League. Other than that, it is believed that United are interested in adding a versatile forward and a winger to Eddie Howe’s squad in advance of the new season. Additionally, significant decisions will be made regarding the futures of players such as Martin Dubravka, Callum Wilson, and Sean Longstaff as they enter the final year of their current contracts at St. James Park.
As Newcastle United prepares for a busy summer transfer season, an update on the latest transfer speculation from St. James Park. Prior to the begin of the summer transfer window, Darragh MacAnthony, the chairman of Peterborough United, has issued a warning to Newcastle United. In an effort to move on from the disappointment of missing out on a second consecutive season of European action, the Magpies are expected to have a busy schedule over the close of the season. After Chelsea beat United to the signing of Fulham star Tosin Adarabioyo, their transfer plans are going to get off to a good start with the free transfer signing of Bournemouth’s versatile defender Lloyd Kelly over the next week. With this, there is an anticipation that at least one additional center-back will be sought.