Liverpool’s rejection prompts Newcastle United to pursue a promising midfielder.

Liverpool’s rejection prompts Newcastle United to pursue a promising midfielder. After Liverpool’s contract snub,

 

 

 

Newcastle United are poised to intervene and negotiate a deal for an adolescent midfielder. This summer, Newcastle and Liverpool have been the subject of numerous transfer stories. The Reds have been firmly associated with a potential acquisition of Alexander Isak; however,

 

 

 

 

Newcastle has maintained their stance that they will not be selling the striker. Anthony Gordon has also been a player of interest to Liverpool, as they held discussions with him last summer. However, a deal is unlikely unless Liverpool were to transfer Luis Diaz. Newcastle has been credited with an interest in Harvey Elliot, the England Under-21s European Championship winner,

 

 

 

 

and he has been linked with a move in the opposite direction in recent reports. Liverpool extended an offer of a scholarship to Moran, who declined, thereby enabling him to evaluate his options elsewhere. Newcastle has offered Moran a contract as part of their ongoing academy recruitment campaign. Players under the age of 17 are prohibited from signing professional contracts; however,

 

 

 

 

they may negotiate scholarships that result in professional contracts. Moran is expected to join Newcastle’s Under-18s team for the 2025/26 season, provided that a contract is finalised. Receive all the most recent Newcastle United news directly in your inbox with just a few keystrokes. Newcastle United has reached a tripartite contract agreement.

 

 

 

 

Newcastle United has recently recruited three players to their first professional contracts after they demonstrated their abilities at the academy level last season. Logan Watts, Luke Craggs, and Joe Brayson have all executed their inaugural professional contracts with Newcastle.All three of the local triumvirate are lifelong Newcastle supporters who have advanced through the club’s academy to secure full-time contracts.

 

 

 

 

This announcement coincides with the club’s official termination of the professional contracts of Josh Donaldson, Jay Turner-Cooke, Harry Powell, Rory Powell, James Huntley, and Ellis Stanton on Tuesday. The six athletes were members of Newcastle’s academy but were unable to make a competitive first-team appearance for the club.

 

 

 

 

The Gazette has established a new WhatsApp NUFC channel to provide the most recent news, analysis, and team and injury updates directly to your phone. To become a member of our NUFC WhatsApp channel, simply click on this link. However, Newcastle’s head coach, Eddie Howe, maintains that there is a distinct route for players to advance from the academy to the first team during his tenure.

 

 

 

Lewis Miley has transitioned from an academy player to Newcastle’s youngest Premier League goalscorer and a consistent member of the first team squad since Howe’s appointment. Elliot Anderson progressed from the Under-21s to the first squad and became Newcastle’s record transfer sale

 

 

 

 

last summer when he joined Nottingham Forest for £35 million. Trevan Sanusi, an 18-year-old winger, made his competitive début for the club in January after demonstrating his talent at the Under-21 level. Leo Shahar and Sean Neave have also been included in the first team’s matchday selections and have been training with the first team on a regular basis this year.