Dan Burn: Last News

Newcastle United could be without Callum Wilson when they host Manchester United at the start of December after the striker was forced to withdraw from international duty.

It's becomingly increasingly clear Kieran Tierney is likely headed for the Arenal exit door.

Romelu Lukaku is running away - but Chelsea must buy a world class striker to replace him.He is taking the easy option going back to Inter Milan. He could have stayed and said: 'I'll show you.' But this league it too hard for some players. They decide they would rather earn their money playing in a league where it's an absolute doddle.Lukaku will not be playing against top-drawer centre halves at bottom of the table teams in Italy will he? Burnley got relegated even though they had Ben Mee and James Tarkowski.

Some 1,000 new jobs in logistics and warehousing jobs are on the way for Cheshire. A planning application has been submitted for a 1,020,000 sq ft warehouse near Crewe.

Alan Shearer had Newcastle fans purring after hijacking Gary Lineker's tweet about Lille centre-half Sven Botman on Tuesday night. Botman was heavily linked with a move to St.

Newcastle are reportedly plotting a new bid for Sevilla star Diego Carlos - just weeks after seeing their £40million offer rebuffed.Toon boss Eddie Howe splashed the cash in January in a bid to boost Newcastle's survival hopes, with Kieran Trippier, Chris Wood, Bruno Guimaraes, Matt Targett and Dan Burn all signing on at St James' Park during the winter transfer window.However, a deal for Carlos evaded them after Sevilla played hardball over their defensive lynchpin.But the Magpies are still keen on luring Carlos to the Premier League and are planning to make a fresh raid on Sevilla in the summer.

Jamie Carragher during a discussion between the Sky Sports pundits over boyhood clubs.

Newcastle United were unsurprisingly one of the busiest Premier League clubs and biggest spenders in the January transfer window, adding no fewer than five new signings to their squad.Eddie Howe will be pleased with the business he was able to finalise in the winter market, especially their coup to sign Lyon’s highly-rated midfielder Bruno Guimaraes.The Brazilian arrived in a blockbuster £33million deal, securing his status as the second-most expensive player in the club’s history.He followed Kieran Trippier and Chris Wood through the door, with 31-year-old Trippier arriving in a £12m deal from Atletico Madrid and Wood signing for around £20m from Burnley.Defender Dan Burn and Matt Targett were other deadline-day additions, sealing moves from Premier League rivals Brighton and Aston Villa respectively.That took Howe's spending to around £80m, but he will be keen on making more additions to his squad, as the Saudi-based Public Investment Fund flaunt their incredible wealth.

Phil Foden knew immediately that he was going to claim Manchester City's third goal at Brighton as they produced a superb first-half display in their 4-1 Premier League win.

Steven Alzate's second-half winner saw Brighton come away from Anfield with three points and condemned Liverpool to another home loss which hugely dents their hopes of retaining the Premier League title.