Newcastle Now Eye Nick Pope Replacement called “Style Guardiola”

Newcastle United Now they wanted a goalkeeper who was so good at his feet that he was described as “Guardiola Style,” the new report said.

Pope good enough for England – Anderson

Despite the fact that Newcastle United raised Carabao Cup-Njihov’s first major trophy in 64 years-Rani this month, Nick Pope was not involved in the first team of England Thomas Tuchel, and the German manager chose Jordan Pickford, Aaron Ramsdale, Dean Henderson and James Trafford.

Former Newcastle defender John Anderson believes he was unhappy to omit him: “Pickford is obviously English number one is right, but I would say Nick Pope is definitely better than the rest of them.”

In the meantime, Trafford was published as a potential summer signature for Magpies after being a record season in the goal for Burnley in the championship. The 22-year-old has so far retained a record 27 clean leaves in 38 games, receiving only 11 goals-a scotting achievement that Scotta Parker has placed well in the automatic promotion race.

At the potential of summer in Newcastle Trafford, Anderson said: “He is coming and coming and he had an extraordinary season with Burnley. He is young and can only improve.”

Magpies watch the Lammena but confront the rigid competition

Another keeper who is allegedly found on Newcastle radar radar on the eve of the summer transmission window is the Royal Antwerp Shot-Stopper Senne Lammens. According to the new Sun Report, Magpies are one of a series of clubs along with West Ham United, Manchester City and Manchester United, who received the 22-year-olds on their radar.

The newspaper reports that Lammens has been rated to around £ 30m and describes it as a “Guardiola Guardian” because of his ability to his feet-not because the music on the ears of Newcastle fans is given to the well-documented battles of the Pope in that department.

Described by football scout Nikita Korneev as “one of the most exciting young guards,” Lammens has already strengthened as Antwerpen’s first choice goalkeeper, impressing in this season’s Champions League before they were eliminated.

Regular for the Belgian U21, he was recently invited to the Belgium national team for the first time, and yet he could become a long -term heir to Thibaut Courtois for his nation.

Recently, Lammens opened for connecting to an Old Traffordsaying, “The first time I heard it, I thought,” Alas, a world team that follows you. That’s special. “

“They are still just rumors,” he explained. “These top clubs have so many scouts and follow so many players. So that doesn’t have to mean anything yet. In the summer it will become clear if something comes from it.”