Manchester United are desperate for a striker, with the club already securing two of their top targets. Matheus Cunha and Bryan Mbeumo have both joined the Mancunian side, but Ruben Amorim doesn't want to be done in the transfer window yet.

Newcastle United are interested in signing Southampton goalkeeper Aaron Ramsdale, though TEAMtalk understands that negotiations are still at an early stage.

The big tell over just where Wissa’s head at will come this week. Brentford are due back in training on home soil in the coming days, with new boss Keith Andrews adamant the player will be in attendance. "There are clubs interested and he felt it was the right thing to go back to London," the manager said on Friday.

Newcastle United are considering a potential move for Chelsea forward Nicolas Jackson this summer. Eddie Howe's side are in the market to bolster their attack, with the future of Alexander Isak, who is keen to explore a summer move away from the club,

Arsenal beat Newcastle 3-2 in Singapore on Sunday as Mikel Arteta’s kept their winning run going in preseason. Anthony Elanga put Newcastle ahead early on as the new signing made a great first impression on his first start, but then Arsenal equalized through Mikel Merino and an own goal from Jacob Murphy moments later made it 2-1.

The move would reunite Ramsdale with his former Bournemouth manager Eddie Howe and offer competition for first-choice keeper Nick Pope.

Alexander Isak wants to leave Newcastle. They would go all-in on Benjamin Sesko to replace him. Would it work?

The past year has been a mix of expectations and difficulties for Newcastle United. The team has established itself as a strong side in the Premier League in recent seasons. Eddie Howe’s team

Back-row forward Ollie Leatherbarrow has signed a new one-year contract with Newcastle Falcons. The 23-year-old Scotland Under-20 player has played 20 times for the Falcons first team since making his debut two seasons ago, and scored his first try on the final day of last season, against Leicester Tigers.