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Newcastle interested in Germany midfielder Felix Nmecha as Arsenal explore Bruno Guimaraes transfer | Football News | Sky Sports

Newcastle interested in Germany midfielder Felix Nmecha as Arsenal explore Bruno Guimaraes transfer | Football News | Sky Sports Football Eddie Howe is said to be a fan of Felix Nmecha and previously considered signing the 25-year-old in 2023, before Newcastle signed Sandro Tonali; Arsenal, meanwhile, have explored the conditions of a deal to sign Bruno Guimaraes; Newcastle do not want to sell their captain By Keith Downie & Dharmesh Sheth Friday 26 June 2026 16:32, UK Newcastle are interested in Borussia Dortmund midfielder Felix Nmecha, Sky Sport News can exclusively reveal, as Arsenal see an informal proposal for Magpies captain Bruno Guimaraes rejected. That summer, Nmecha signed for Dortmund from Wolfsburg and scored his first goal for the club against Newcastle at St James' Park in the Champions League. Please use Chrome browser for a more accessible video player Meanwhile, Arsenal have explored the conditions of a deal for Guimaraes. "Anthony Gordon has gone, Tonali is looking like he may move on. I think there's been a bid for Arsenal as well today for Bruno Guimaraes. Luckily, for clubs interested, they don't have to rely on just his Borussia Dortmund performances for the season but can instead keep an eye out for his Germany displays.

Newcastle braced for Man City's next transfer move as club fear summer exodus - The Mirror

Newcastle are ready for Manchester City to ramp up their interest in Sandro Tonali once a move for Elliot Anderson is officially confirmed. Those at the Etihad have struck a £116million deal for the Nottingham Forest midfielder, who is set to complete his switch once he's undergone a medical, which will take place after England's game against Panama this weekend. Once their focus has switched from Anderson Newcastle believe that City will increase their efforts to land the Italian, who they value at £100m. City have been tracking Tonali for more than a year and the player is aware of their interest, reports the Telegraph. Tonali is willing to move to London and likes the thought of playing for Roberto De Zerbi, but would be equally as happy to consider a move to Manchester. Bruno Guimaraes is their skipper and a player they would be loathed to lose, despite there now being a mild interest from Arsenal. Guimaraes has spoken about his affection for the club and whilst Newcastle are aware of the interest in him, he is far less likely to leave St. James' Park than Tonali. Until June 17, shoppers can upgrade to the Sky smart TV that's 'designed for football' from £4.50 per month when taken alongside a Sky TV and Netflix package.

Arsenal transfer news: Club exploring moves for Newcastle's Bruno Guimaraes and Sandro Tonali - BBC Sport

Club exploring moves for Newcastle's Bruno Guimaraes and Sandro Tonali - BBC Sport Newcastle United signed Bruno Guimaraes from Lyon in 2022 and Sandro Tonali from AC Milan in 2023 Arsenal have held exploratory talks over potential moves for Newcastle pair Bruno Guimaraes and Sandro Tonali. Discussions with Guimaraes' camp have taken place to discover the conditions of a potential deal for the 28-year-old, while there have been similar talks with Tonali's representatives. The club has already turned down a bid of around £80m from Tottenham Hotspur for Tonali and do not want to lose Guimaraes, the team's captain and talisman. Manchester City have agreed a deal with Nottingham Forest to sign England's Elliot Anderson for a club record £116m, while West Ham want up to £80m for Mateus Fernandes, 21. Arsenal sporting director Andrea Berta is renowned for working on numerous deals simultaneously before making a final decision on which one to execute. Tottenham Hotspur have already made an unsuccessful opening offer for Tonali, while Arsenal hold an interest in the Italian as well as fellow midfielder Guimaraes.

Arsenal 'to launch second Bruno Guimaraes bid' with Newcastle transfer stance clear - The Mirror

Arsenal 'to launch second Bruno Guimaraes bid' with Newcastle transfer stance clear - The Mirror Bruno Guimaraes has been linked with a move to Arsenal(Image: Getty Images) Arsenal are reportedly preparing a second offer for Newcastle United midfielder Bruno Guimaraes after their initial £55m approach was rejected. Guimaraes is currently lining up alongside Arsenal stars Gabriel Magalhaes and Gabriel Martinelli for Brazil at the World Cup, and while he hasn't indicated to Newcastle that he wishes to leave, speculation surrounding a potential move continues to swirl. Bruno Guimaraes is the subject of interest from Arsenal this summer transfer window(Image: Peter Joneleit/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images) Were Arsenal to sign Guimaraes, he would face stiff competition from Declan Rice, Martin Zubimendi, Eberechi Eze, Martin Odegaard and Myles Lewis-Skelly for a starting berth next season. Until June 17, shoppers can upgrade to the Sky smart TV that's 'designed for football' from £4.50 per month when taken alongside a Sky TV and Netflix package.

Jamie Carragher explains Newcastle motivation for blockbuster sale as rivals circle - The Mirror

Jamie Carragher believes Newcastle may cash in on whoever commands the biggest fee as Sandro Tonali and Bruno Guimaraes are both linked with the exit door. Tonali was linked with a move away from St James' Park in January and has already been the subject of a rejected bid from Tottenham. Arsenal have assessed the situation and Carragher believes the Magpies may ultimately cash in on whichever player can generate the highest fee, with both valued at around £100million. Anthony Gordon has gone, Tonali is looking like he may move on. I think there’s been a bid for Arsenal as well today for Bruno Guimaraes. Sandro Tonali and Bruno Guimaraes are both attracting interest from rival clubs(Image: AFP or licensors) "I can understand that. Until June 17, shoppers can upgrade to the Sky smart TV that's 'designed for football' from £4.50 per month when taken alongside a Sky TV and Netflix package.