“Newcastle’s SHOCKING £67M Loan GRAB for Man City’s SUPERSTAR – Deal SEALED in SECRET Talks!”
Newcastle United are reportedly working on a loan-to-buy deal for Manchester City winger Jack Grealish, as they aim to secure the England international during the summer transfer window.
After clinching a Champions League spot on the final day of the 2024/25 season, Newcastle have gained a major financial boost and a stronger appeal to elite players across Europe.
Their qualification means the club is now in a more competitive position to attract top talent, and Grealish could be among the high-profile arrivals.
According to BBC Sport, while Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola and the club’s board still admire Grealish, there is now a shared belief that this is the right time for the player to move on.
Guardiola is looking to trim his squad for next season, and Grealish reportedly agrees that a change would be beneficial following a challenging season on and off the pitch.
Spanish outlet Fichajes claims Newcastle are eager to bolster their squad and have zeroed in on Grealish.
The Magpies are said to be preparing an offer that involves a loan with a mandatory purchase clause set at €80 million (approximately £67 million).
Talks between the two clubs are reportedly well advanced, and further developments are anticipated in the coming weeks.
Grealish’s potential move would represent a significant addition to Eddie Howe’s squad as Newcastle look to make a strong impact in Europe next season.
The England winger, who joined City for a British-record fee in 2021, has struggled for consistency and playing time, and a move could help him revive his form.
In other Manchester City news, key midfielder Rodri has been linked with a possible transfer to Real Madrid.
Former City financial adviser Stefan Borson warned that the club must act quickly to secure Rodri’s future, particularly with Madrid’s reputation for targeting top players nearing free agency.
Speaking to Football Insider, Borson noted the uncertainty surrounding Rodri’s return from a serious injury and emphasized the importance of how he recovers as the next crucial step.
