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Fabrizio Romano shares Marc Guehi to Newcastle update as ‘deal not 100% off’ yet

Newcastle United fans may want to just see how deadline day pans out before voicing their frustrations on this summer’s window.

Eddie Howe will likely be feeling the exact same concerns surrounding the lack of business 𝔉that has been done on Tyneside.

With a lot of change going on in the background, Newcastle‘s most ♕noteworthy signing of the window has been ൲Lloyd kelly on a free.

Considering the extreme financial backing at Newcastle’s finger tips, there is no doub❀ting this summer has been a huge disappointment.

The final weeks of the window have largely rested on Newcastle landing their top target in Marc Guehi but that has proven a difficult deal to puꦇll off.

Photo by Sebastian Frej/MB Media/Getty Images
Photo by Sebastian Frej/MB Media/Getty Images

Marc Guehi to Newcastle is not 100% off

Newcastle have made numero🐎us bids for Guehi ♑already this window but💯 have seen those knocked bac♛k by Crystal Palace.

On Thursday, fans on Tyneside were hit with the news that a move for Guehi ✤to Newca🌳stle was looking extremely unlikely.

However, on deadline day morning, Fabrizio Romano has been able to provide a much more positive outlook on the situati🐓on.

Speaking in his , Romano has claiﷺmed that not all hope is lost over🍎 a possible move to St James’ Park for Guehi.

“At the moment, it’s still very difficult for Newcastle to land Marc Guehi,”💧 he said.

“The deal is not 100% off yet and Newcastle will try until the end, but Palace are insisting on their valuatio🉐n being m🍌et so it remains complicated.

“Pa🌠lace have always been making it difficult for Newcastle this summer and they’re not changing their position🧔 now either.”

Newcastle need something special on deadline day

As things stand, Newcastle are heading ✅into the first half of the season wit🍸h a weaker squad than what they ended last season with.

The 𝐆PSR sꦡcares in June saw the Magpies sell Elliot Anderson and Yankuba Minteh to balance the books and those are deals which saw two young prospects depart.

In their places has arrived one f🗹ree centre-back and two backup goalkeepers.

Considering the exciting plans that were put forward to the Newcastle fans when this takeover was sanctioned, this has been a hugely disappoin𒅌ting summer.

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