Newcastle wants to sign Man Utd Ace with a loan, but Ineos prefers a £40m transfer

According to a recent report, Newcastle United is now keen on loan at the United Star, but the Red Devils are looking for a permanent transfer.

Newcastle holds talks with Premier League stars

Hipies are back in the Champions League next season and, given that they want to be competitive in this and in the Premier League, it is expected that they will look to have some signings this summer to strengthen their depth.

Given the ages like Fabian Schar and Dan Burn, it looks like Jamaal Lascelles will leave St James’ Park at the end of this month, the fact that signing a new centre-back may be high on the agenda.

Newcastle is actually reported to be in talks with Jan Paul Van Hecke of Brighton & Hove Albion to move to the Northeast this summer, according to reports. The players’ representatives began negotiations before the club approached the Seagulls, hoping to get around £60 million for the defenders.

In addition to the negotiations on signing the new defender, the sport also reported that Newcastle had internal negotiations on West Ham United’s Mohammed Kudus.

The striker’s release clause is worth £75m and the Hammer is believed to be willing to sell Kudus as he lost favor under manager Graham Potter. The pursuit of Kudus can be seen as an alternative to Bryan Mbeumo, and they are not their only striker, as Hipies also puts emphasis on another Premier League attacker.

Newcastle wants to borrow money

According to The Sun, Newcastle is interested in signing a season-long loan agreement with Manchester United’s Marcus Rashford.

The British man looks to leave Old Trafford this summer, and Hippies is now ready to take action because they think they can provide him with the right stage to get his career back on track. Rashford was not seen as a player replacing Alexander Isak, who was associated with moving.

But the Red Devils prefer permanent exits after Aston Villa’s loan spell, which is a stumbling block.

Meanwhile, Rashford himself was called “world-class” by his Manchester United teammate Luke Shaw, who is believed to be Barcelona as his preferred destination, but the Spanish side’s eyes are staring at other targets. Villa decided to object to the option they had to buy, which means he will now return to pre-season training in the next month.

United allegedly hopes to sell Rashford this summer if Manchester United receives £40million, but so far no club has stepped up. Rashford’s potential to reach Newcastle will not only see him playing side by side with Isak, but he will also have people like Anthony Gordon and Harvey Barnes, both of whom are key players under Eddie Howe.