New goalkeepers wanted in Newcastle
It seems clear that Magpies will bring a new ‘guard at the end of this season, and Nick Pope has turned 33 next month and is probably not exactly the force he used to be, while Martin Duvrovka is a good option instead of no. 1.
Burnley plug James Trafford He is continuously associated with a move to Newcastle in the summer window, and Pif is convinced that he brought him to St. James. He is considered to be future regular English International, and his performances for Burnley are helping them to score only 10 goals in 36 championship games this season.
Meanwhile, Liverpool’s Caoimhin Kelleher He also appeared as the Magpies Meta, and the Republic of Ireland International may have left Anfield in the summer.
Not only does the world class Alisson hold him from the Reds team, but Giorgi Mamardashvili also comes from Valencia after the campaign comes to the end. For this reason, Kelleher may be considered that a new challenge is needed, and Newcastle is a tempting option for him.
Mitchell looks “talented” Lucas Chevalier for Newcastle
According to the new update from Live chronicles,, Newcastle Transfer Guru Mitchell watching a move for goalkeeper Lille Lucas Chevalier This summer. It is stated that the Englishman “uses his extensive Ligue 1 contacts to review the best in the French market where some offers can still be had,” after being in Monaco before he moved to St. James.
Although some Newcastle fans may prefer the idea of Trafford or Kelleher who come this summer, given the experience of English football, Chevalier is a good alternative when summer comes and it would cost less without premium to craft between English clubs.
Still only 23 years old, the Frenchman has already made 117 performances For Lille, keeping 42 pure leaves at that time and scout football talents Jacek Kulig He greeted him as a “talented” guard.
No matter who comes, it seems that the right time for Newcastle is to make a change between sticks, and the Pope does not necessarily have to represent a long -term answer there.
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England International was a great servant for Magpies, helping them reach the Champions League and prove that they are experts in shooting, but his quality with the ball on his feet is quite questioned, not helping Eddie HoweThe side is equally effective playing a game based on possession.
Chevalier could prove to be a cheaper option than the other mentioned mentioned above, as given his age, Newcastle would sign a player who should improve just as years of passing.
