Newcastle consider Alli, Milan competition for Carlos, Bakker deal close

Up to four Manchester United players could leave the club on loan on deadline day.

Soccer Saturday presenter Jeff Stelling has questioned whether there may be ulterior motives behind Manchester United's talks with Newcastle United over a loan move for Jesse Lingard.

Newcastle United’s new £33million signing Bruno Guimaraes has been handed an unusual shirt number after completing his high-profile move from Lyon.The Brazilian becomes the club’s second-most expensive signing in their history after putting pen to paper on a long-term contract with The Magpies.The club announced the 24-year-old will take the No.39 shirt after becoming Eddie Howe’s third signing of the window, following Kieran Trippier and Chris Wood to St James’ Park.While it may seem like an unconventional number for Guimaraes to pick, the Rio de Janeiro-born star has a heartwarming reason behind the choice of the special digits.Guimaraes was born in the Brazilian capital’s Sao Cristovao neighbourhood and, according to The Times, he was remains close to his family and place of birth to this day.His father, Dick, worked as a taxi driver, roaming around on the streets of Rio as a young Guimaraes made his way through the youth ranks.When he signed for Lyon from Atletico Paranaense in 2020, Guimaraes chose the number 39 as a homage to the number his dad’s taxi carried.And he has continued that tradition after being handed the chance to pick his special number for his latest move to Tyneside, with the new shirt likely to be popular amongst Newcastle fans.HAVE YOUR SAY: Will Newcastle's new £33m signing help them avoid relegation? Comment below.The report also says that Guimaraes re-watches all of his matches with his parents when he goes back to visit and uploaded a picture of their time spent together over the festive period.Describing her son’s character, Marcia claims Guimaraes is a model citizen: “He goes to bed early, doesn’t go out and has never drunk a drop of alcohol,” she said.News of the midfielder’s signing is

Manchester United loanee Amad Diallo has broken his silence after making a goalscoring debut for Rangers.

Former Aston Villa and Tottenham boss Tim Sherwood believes Jesse Lingard should push for the opportunity to join Newcastle United on loan ahead of the January transfer window closing on Monday evening.

Newcastle are hopeful of signing Dean Henderson on loan from Manchester United until the end of the season before Monday's transfer deadline.

Paul Merson has delivered a brutal message to Jesse Lingard insisting there is "no point hanging around" and told the England international to force his way out of Manchester United.

Newcastle have shortlisted Manchester United goalkeeper Dean Henderson as a potential loan option before Monday's transfer deadline.

Newcastle United will challenge Manchester United and Chelsea for the signature of Barcelona ace Ousmane Dembele, according to reports. Eddie Howe’s side have been flexing their new financial muscles, having already completed the signings of Kieran Trippier and Chris Wood.Lyon midfielder Bruno Guimaraes is also expected to follow the former Atletico Madrid and Burnley stars in a £33million deal which would make the Magpies the third highest spenders in the January transfer window.If the Brazilian's move to Tyneside is completed, it would mean only Juventus and Barcelona have spent more money than the Magpies over the course of the window.

Newcastle are weighing up a late big-money bid for Wolves star Conor Coady.Eddie Howe is frantically trying to bolster his squad, and strengthening the Toon's leaky backline before the window closes is the top priority.It's understood the Premier League strugglers are willing to pay in excess of £25million to sign the England international.Howe's recruitment team have been scouring Europe for top defensive talent.However, the ex-Bournemouth boss is still eager to bring in as much proven Premier League quality as possible.Wolves are under no pressure to sell and club captain Coady, 28, is a hugely influential and popular figure at the club.But with the Black Country outfit comfortably mid-table, Molineux bigwigs are prepared to take a pragmatic view.Wolves will only sanction his departure if an offer is submitted by Newcastle that's too good to turn down.Ex-Liverpool youth Coady has been at Wolves since 2015 and his current contract runs until 2025.Should Coady move to Newcastle or stick with Wolves? Let us know in the comments section.Want to be on the ball with all of the latest football news?Well then sign up for the brilliant Daily Star football email newsletter!From the latest transfer news to the agenda-setting stories, get it all in your email inbox - don't miss a thing.It only takes a matter of seconds.Simply type your email address into the box at the top of this article and hit 'subscribe'.And that's it, job done.

Atletico Madrid have filled the void left by Kieran Trippier's departure by signing 32-year-old Daniel Wass from Valencia.

Newcastle United transfer target Dan Burn would bring with him Premier League experience but only three fingers on his right hand.The Brighton defender is familiar to most football fans because of his huge 6'7" inch frame which sees him measure in as the tallest player in the English top flight.His size has helped him to bag 15 goals during his career which has also featured spells at Wigan, Fulham and Birmingham.However, a lesser-known fact about Burn's body is that he is missing one of his digits.The 29-year-old has never addressed the fact in an interview but there is an explanation.According to The Free Library, he was wearing a ring on it when climbing a fence aged 13.And the item of jewellery is said to have got caught on a spike which resulted in the finger being ripped off.Having been on the south coast since 2018, Burn could now be set for a move to the north east before Transfer Deadline Day on Monday. Will Newcastle stay up after their January signings? Let us know in the comments section.Newcastle are looking to wrap up a deal for him after Sevilla blocked their approach for fellow centre-back Diego Carlos.There is reportedly a release clause in Burn's Brighton contract, which only has 18 months left on it.The St James’ Park board had an offer of £8m rejected by the Seagulls this week but an improved bid could see the Northumberland-born man join his boyhood club.He is part of a trio of signings that the Magpies want to round off their January transfer window business with, as per The Telegraph.Finalising the £30m deal for Lyon midfielder Bruno Guimaraes is the priority on Tyneside.And then Eddie Howe wants to bring in soon-to-be out of contract Arsenal striker Eddie Nketiah to add some extra firepower to his

Newcastle star Ciaran Clark has kissed and made up with his opponent that he punched during a friendly in Saudi Arabia.

Newcastle have been warned not to sign Manchester United man Jesse Lingard by one of their former players.

How many signings will Newcastle make before the transfer deadline? Let us know in the comments section below! According to Fabrizio Romano, Newcastle remained in talks with Lyon on Thursday night over a deal for Bruno Guimaraes.The talented midfielder has emerged as a serious target over the last couple of days and Lyon are said have demanded an initial fee of €40 million plus add-ons for the 24-year-old. Newcastle have seemingly met that amount.Lyon are also reportedly putting a plan in place for his replacement, as they've started talks with Brest for Romain Faivre.Guimaraes is a Brazil international and has established himself as one of the best deep-lying midfielders in France since his move to Lyon in 2020.

Former West Ham United striker Carlton Cole has accused Manchester United of failing to look after Jesse Lingard's "welfare," amid the ongoing uncertainty about his short-term future.

Manchester United are “petrified” of letting Jesse Lingard leave and him proving a hit at another club.Lingard's planned loan move to relegation-threatened Newcastle has effectively collapsed over United's insistence on a £12million survival bonus if he helps the Toon stay up.Premier League survival is worth around £100m to Newcastle and United feel they are justified in receiving a bonus payment if Lingard goes to St James' Park and helps them avoid the drop.But Newcastle are unwilling to agree to the survival bonus, on top of a loan fee of £2.5m and payment of Lingard's £100,000-a-week wages in full, which has left the deal dead in the water, as originally reported by the Daily Mirror.Lingard – who is out of contract this summer - and his camp are furious with United for effectively pricing him out of a move to Newcastle and leaving him in limbo.The 29-year-old, who was a hit on loan at West Ham last season, with nine goals in 16 games, is now facing the prospect of spending the rest of the season on the United bench.Lingard has been at United for 21 years and feels he deserves better from his boyhood club, with those close to him angry at the way the Old Trafford hierarchy are treating him.Sources close to Lingard also suggested United's treatment of him had not gone down well with his team-mates, like Marcus Rashford, with the pair currently training together in Dubai during the mid-season break."United are petrified of Jesse going elsewhere, playing really well and showing them up,” said a source close to Lingard.“They don't want a repeat of what happened at West Ham last season, when he scored nine goals and almost helped get them into the Champions League.“Jesse's popular with the United players and they feel for

Newcastle United target Bruno Guimaraes is reportedly in favour of a move to St. James' Park.Guimaraes' current club Lyon released a statement on Wednesday which appeared to pour cold water on a transfer deal.But the player is now understood to have told his agents to push through a move to the north east.

Manchester United midfielder Jesse Lingard could finally be on his way out of Old Trafford this month.

Bayern Munich icon Thomas Muller could be on his way to the Premier League during the final few days of the January transfer window - and his recent performances suggest still has plenty to offer.Celebrating his 33rd birthday later this year, Muller has a wealth of experience and has picked up 10 Bundesliga titles since making his senior debut back in 2008.After dropping out of the international set-up back in 2019, Muller forced his way back into their plans before Euro 2020 after adapting his domestic role.Thanks to his deeper, more creative style, Muller is one of the foremost goal creators in European football, and could provide either Newcastle or Everton with the quality needed to fire them up the table.German outlet SPORTBILD reports news of the interest in Muller from Newcastle and Everton, who has registered 18 assists across just 20 Bundesliga outings so far this season while grabbing six goals of his own.Those numbers come after Muller scored 11 goals and added 21 assists on Bayern's route to a ninth consecutive league title last season, with the same amount of assists and eight goals the campaign before.Despite remaining a key player following the arrival of Julian Nagelsmann, he is approaching the final year of his contract - and might well fancy a challenge in England.Would Muller choose Newcastle over Everton? Give us your thoughts in the comments sectionWith Newcastle desperate to add to the signings of Kieran Trippier and Chris Wood to try and boost their survival chances under Eddie Howe, Everton are looking to stay away from the bottom three as they look to appoint a new manager.With Vitor Pereira being distanced from the role after talks, former Chelsea boss Frank Lampard has emerged as a possible

Ralf Rangnick has revealed the plans for Jesse Lingard's future to a Manchester United fan outside Old Trafford.The German coach's arrival gave Lingard renewed hope of getting back into the Red Devils starting XI, but that has not materialised in the weeks since.The attacker was therefore open to leaving the club on loan in the January transfer window ahead of assessing his options upon his contract expiry at the end of the season.However, United have blocked an approach from Newcastle, leaving Lingard in limbo again.But one thing is for sure - he will be leaving his boyhood club this summer, because Rangnick has confirmed it.In a TikTok video user PhezTheRed recorded the United manager signing autographs outside the Theatre of Dreams, presumably after their recent win over West Ham.The supporter tells him: "Ralf, we can't sell Lingard man. Please, he's my favourite player.