ABSOLUTE BOMBSHELL! £31M Sunderland ICON Secretly Plotting SHOCK BETRAYAL to Arch-Rivals Newcastle – Fabrizio Romano Just DROPPED the Explosive Update! You won’t believe this… the player every Sunderland fan worships is on the verge of the most controversial move in football history!

Fabrizio Romano has dismissed speculation linking Manchester United winger Amad Diallo with a surprise move to Newcastle United during the summer transfer window.

Recent reports suggested Newcastle were interested in signing the Ivory Coast international, who is well known in the North East following his successful loan spell at Sunderland in the 2022/23 Championship campaign.

Diallo scored 14 goals in 42 appearances for the Black Cats and remains a popular figure among their supporters.

Since returning to Old Trafford, the 24-year-old has developed into an important member of Manchester United’s squad.

He also featured for Ivory Coast at the recent World Cup, where he played alongside Newcastle’s new signing Bazoumana Toure.

However, Romano has made it clear that Manchester United have no plans to part ways with Diallo this summer.

The Italian transfer expert revealed that the winger’s representatives were informed in June that the club considers him an important part of their long-term plans.

Posting on X, Romano wrote: “Amad Diallo’s camp informed in June on Man United stance: no intention to sell this summer. Despite links with several clubs, #MUFC maintain they want to keep and trust Amad.”

Romano’s update came after reports linked Diallo with Newcastle, while Brighton and AC Milan were also credited with showing interest in the former Atalanta youngster, who joined Manchester United in a deal worth around £31 million.

Given Manchester United’s determination to retain the winger, along with his strong ties to Sunderland, a move to Newcastle appears highly unlikely.

Newcastle have focused on signing young talent this summer, bringing in goalkeeper Ewen Jaouen, winger Bazoumana Toure and midfielder Sean Steur, all aged under 21.

Meanwhile, the Magpies have sanctioned the departures of two key first-team stars, Anthony Gordon and Sandro Tonali, in what has been a busy transfer window.