In the ever-evolving landscape of Premier League transfers, Liverpool and Chelsea have reportedly set their sights on acquiring the services of Newcastle United’s dynamic midfielder, Bruno Guimaraes.
The 26-year-old Brazilian has become a linchpin in Eddie Howe’s squad since his arrival from Lyon in January 2022.
Guimaraes has left an indelible mark, featuring in 86 appearances for the Magpies and contributing 11 goals along with nine assists.
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Despite signing a contract extension in October, securing his stay until the summer of 2028, his future at St. James’ Park now faces uncertainty due to the club’s reported losses of £73 million for the 2022-23 season.
Newcastle, though one of the wealthiest clubs globally, may be compelled to offload players to meet Profit and Sustainability regulations and bolster their squad.
Spanish outlet Diario AS reveals that both Liverpool and Chelsea have expressed interest in Guimaraes, opening the possibility of a summer transfer. The Brazilian’s release clause is reportedly set at just over €115 million (£98.9 million).
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Adding to the intrigue, La Liga champions Barcelona have emerged as contenders for Guimaraes, contemplating a summer move.
However, Barcelona’s precarious financial situation could pose challenges in securing a deal.
Meanwhile, recent reports suggest that French champions Paris Saint-Germain are preparing a bid before the January window closes, though a move at this stage appears unlikely.
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Despite the transfer speculations swirling around him, Guimaraes remains focused on Newcastle’s upcoming clash with Premier League champions Manchester City, emphasizing his commitment to the current campaign.
As the summer transfer window looms, the race for Bruno Guimaraes’s signature intensifies, with top clubs vying to secure the midfield dynamo’s services.
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