Newcastle United have been busy in the transfer market in recent weeks. They have already secured Anthony Elanga as their first major signing of the summer and

Newcastle United remain committed to keeping all members of Eddie Howe’s starting XI in tow for next season. While some fringe first-team players could be moved on to ease financial constraints and create squad flexibility,

At Leeds United, recruitment figures will speak to former coaches and people close to the player to get a good sense of their mindset and attitude. This normally takes place towards the back end of the transfer process but it is a hurdle that must be cleared.

Sean Longstaff's Newcastle United exit is drawing closer as the academy graduate bids farewell to the club he has called home for over 20 years. The midfielder, who struggled for game time under Eddie Howe last term,

Sean Longstaff is set to leave Newcastle United in a £12 million deal with Leeds United, but the club is not expected to immediately pursue a like-for-like replacement in midfield. According to Craig Hope of the Daily Mail,