It is anticipated that Man Utd and Arsenal would be active during the summer transfer window.
Bruno Guimaraes, a star from Newcastle who reputedly paid £4 million for a family house in Northumberland, has apparently received warnings from Manchester United and Arsenal not to sign him. The midfield player has been connected to a move out of St. James’ Park, but the most recent information points to him pledging his long-term future to the team.
In the summer transfer window, Guimaraes is reportedly being considered by United and Arsenal as a possible addition to their midfields. In order to comply with profit and sustainability standards, Newcastle might have to sell one of its key players (PSR).
Miguel Almiron, Alexander Isak, and Guimaraes have all been connected to departures. Each of the three would fetch high prices.
The 26-year-old may have put an end to rumors over his whereabouts, though, as he recently apparently bought a new house. The residence, which is situated in the prestigious Daras Hall estate in Northumberland, is reportedly costing the Brazilian a staggering £4 million, according to the Telegraph. It is said that he intends to move his family into the house.
Acquiring a home in the vicinity implies that Guimaraes envisions himself staying in Newcastle. That position is also shown by the five-year contract extension he wrote in October 2023.
A huge boost to Eddie Howe’s team is the reported “growing optimism” that Guimaraes will stay at the club. Arsenal and Man Utd will consequently have to go elsewhere for their midfield targets.
When Guimaraes joined Newcastle in January 2022 from Lyon, he has appeared in 101 games. During Howe’s tenure, he has been used in multiple midfield spots and has scored 14 goals and made 14 assists.
Guimaraes has only missed one Premier League game so far this season due to a one-match suspension earlier in the season. Howe has depended on.
Newcastle has played well and is one of the favorites to make it to Europe this season, even with a wide range of absences. The Magpies and Manchester United are tied for sixth place in the Premier League based on goal differential.
Currently, Newcastle may qualify for the Europa League the following season with a sixth-place result. The Conference League will need a seventh place finish. Nevertheless, with six games left, Howe’s team is 13 points behind Aston Villa in fourth place, suggesting that Newcastle is unlikely to make it through another Champions League campaign.
Newcastle will have a busy summer as they try to hold onto their important players. To guarantee that his team contends for a Champions League berth the next season, Howe will also need to have a sizable money at his disposal.
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