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‘Prodigy’ has just decided he wants to stay at Newcastle after links to rival Premier League club
A highly-rated Newcastle youngster has no intention to leave St James’ Park this summer transfer window, according to a recent report.
Newcastle are one of the clubs under pressure to sell this month in order to comply with Financial F🅺air Play regulations.
As such, a number of𝐆 players have been touted to🦄 depart, with Callum Wilson the latest to be linked elsewhere.
Though, oneಌ player who෴ has been mooted with a departure has now made his desire to stay on Tyneside known.
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Elliot Anderson wants to stay at Newcastle United
According to , Elliot Anderson wants to stay at Newcastle United this summer after being linked to Wolves.
The 21-year-old was reportedly off❀ered in a swap deal to the West Midlanders for centre-back Max Kilman.
But, it has now emerged, that Anderson is expected to꧋ remain at the club and is﷽ eager to impress in pre-season.
It’s though𒅌t Newcastle are aware that his sale would massively boost their Profit and Sustainability situation given he’s homegrown, however, Eddie Howe is a big fan and seems keen to keep him in his squad.
After an injury-hit season, Anderson will be hopeful he can kick on and become the ‘prodigy’, a𒊎s labelled by the , many expected him to be.
Newcastle may consider Sean Longstaff sale
With Anderson now expected to stay, Newca🌞stle may seriously consider the sale of Sean Longstaff – another homegrown asset.
The Tynesiders have just days remaining to raise the necessary funds to avoid a charge, so Longstaff, who has been linked to Leicester, could leave imminently.
The Foxes are said to be r𝔉eadying a bid, so this deal could move quickly with Steve Cooper now appointed.
A telling few days await Newcastle.