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Newcastle weigh Gordon sale, Schar future unclear

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Newcastle United Daily News Roundup
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Eddie Howe signals Anthony Gordon could depart amid Bayern interest and fee talks, and says Fabian Schar’s return is uncertain after an ankle injury and infection with his deal up this summer. Newcastle are also exploring a move for a top striker after reports Alexander Isak pushed to leave, aiming to land “one of the world’s best”.

Newcastle are in talks for a top striker after reports Alexander Isak pushed to leave, aiming to land ‘one of the world’s best’ ahead of the summer window.

Howe says Fabian Schar’s return is uncertain after an ankle injury and a foot infection. With his deal expiring this summer, the 34-year-old may have played his last game for Newcastle.

Newcastle have met Lamine Camara’s camp as they push for the Monaco midfielder, valued at around €50m. Liverpool are also extremely keen, with Newcastle seeking cover amid possible Tonali and Guimarães exits.

Opinion piece claims Newcastle’s staff kept Alexander Isak fit last season, contrasting with his injury-hit year at Liverpool and questioning his availability and attitude away from Tyneside.

Reims keeper Ewen Jaouen, 20, has agreed in principle to join Newcastle after visiting the training ground. Talks are under way over a €20m plus bonuses deal, with plans for him to compete behind the current No 1.

Eddie Howe hints Anthony Gordon could leave this summer, citing planning for next season. Bayern interest is strong, with reports of a personal agreement and fee talks the remaining hurdle as Gordon remains unused.

Emil Krafth bids an emotional goodbye after seven years at Newcastle, praising fans and team-mates. The Sweden defender departs at season’s end after injuries and key contributions as a squad player.

Newcastle are in talks to sign an impressive Tottenham target, with reports the player has agreed to join the Magpies.

Fans asked to pick Newcastle’s XI for West Ham at St James’ Park, the final home game of 2025/26. Injuries rule out Miley, Livramento, Schar and Krafth, with Joelinton a late call.

Teenager Rory Finneran earns his first Republic of Ireland call-up, with Heimir Hallgrimsson hailing him ‘really impressive’ in training. The 18-year-old Newcastle midfielder could debut against Grenada.

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