Newcastle United Archives: 01/2025

Newcastle United remain bullish about Alexander Isak’s future and are planning to offer him a new deal, though Champions League qualification could be key.

Arsenal owner Stan Kroenke is extremely unlikely to sanction a big-money move for Alexander Isak this summer, according to a report.

Arsenal target Evan Ferguson, once valued at £100m, and teenager Evan Mooney, as Mikel Arteta looks to strengthen his squad in the January transfer window.

EFL’s statement on Arteta’s comments about the Carabao Cup ball exposes sensationalist reporting, overshadowing Arsenal’s inefficiency and Newcastle’s clinical edge in their clash.

Newcastle in discussions with Portsmouth to offload Isaac Hayden. The ex-Arsenal player’s journey from academy star to reserves may finally find a new direction.

The Daily Mail explains why Arsenal passed on signing Alexander Isak, citing financial limits and recruitment priorities, but questions if it was a missed opportunity.

Critiquing The Telegraph’s take on Arteta’s comments: did he really blame the Carabao Cup ball for Arsenal’s loss, or is the headline an oversimplification?

Manchester City push for £50m January move for Eintracht Frankfurt’s Omar Marmoush, Egypt’s rising star, who has also been heavily linked with Arsenal

Mikel Arteta has admitted that Arsenal-linked striker Alexander Isak is a “top player” ahead of the Gunners’ cup tie against Newcastle United.

Arsenal and Newcastle’s Carabao Cup clash will feature a groundbreaking VAR trial, with referees announcing decisions live to fans for the first time in English football.

Newcastle’s Fabian Schär is suspended for the Carabao Cup semi-final against Arsenal, leaving Eddie Howe with a defensive crisis ahead of the Emirates clash.

Arsenal target Johan Bakayoko remains at PSV as his agent confirms no January move. With Liverpool and Newcastle interested, could a summer transfer be on the cards?

Destiny Udogie ruled out of Tottenham’s clash with Arsenal on 15 January. Spurs face defensive woes as injuries mount during a challenging Premier League run.

Newcastle United have put a £150m price tag on Alexander Isak, in hopes of scaring off interested parties like Arsenal.