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Transfer Rumour Sean Longstaff

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Ricky Martin or Enrique might be good for a one hit wonder summer tune and you can palm box your clit to his poster on your wall. But we are about to sign Ed sheeran. He'll produce the hits.
So the most entertaining thing about Longstaff we can expect is a non-speaking part in Game of Thrones then ?
 
1. Surely he’s motivated enough playing for his boyhood club?
2. Benitez ain’t gonna be here long
I imagine if you’re playing for your boyhood club under managers you don’t like, it may be doubly demotivating.

After the recent run of form I wouldn’t shed any tears if Benitez left but if I were a gambling man I wouldn’t bet on him leaving during the season.
 

Kirkbride confirming Longstaff + money for Digne offer. Terrible, terrible business. Was also hoping Longstaff wouldn't want to leave Newcastle, he thinks otherwise.


Sean Longstaff wants to secure a move to Everton this month - but a deal with Newcastle United remains complicated.

Rafael Benitez hopes to be reunited with a player he handed a Premier League debut to during his time as manager at St James' Park.

Longstaff is out of contract in the summer and, at this stage, it looks unlikely he will sign a new deal so the Blues hope an agreement can be reached before the end of the month.

A deal, which included the sale of Lucas Digne to Newcastle, was on the table a few days ago and would have seen Longstaff head to Goodison Park in return.

But it is understood the France left-back, who has fallen out with Benitez and is set to leave Everton in this window, is not currently keen on a move to the North East.

Newcastle are telling Everton they are not currently prepared to let Longstaff leave without another player heading in the opposite direction, but Longstaff is still hoping a move to Goodison can be sorted.

Digne is also on Chelsea's radar, but the Stamford Bridge club are said to be exploring alternative options to the 28-year-old.

West Ham's early interest appears to have cooled in the £18m signing while one source has told the ECHO that Real Madrid, managed by Carlo Ancelotti, have made tentative enquiries about the defender, but that remains unconfirmed.
 
Kirkbride confirming Longstaff + money for Digne offer. Terrible, terrible business. Was also hoping Longstaff wouldn't want to leave Newcastle, he thinks otherwise.


Sean Longstaff wants to secure a move to Everton this month - but a deal with Newcastle United remains complicated.

Rafael Benitez hopes to be reunited with a player he handed a Premier League debut to during his time as manager at St James' Park.

Longstaff is out of contract in the summer and, at this stage, it looks unlikely he will sign a new deal so the Blues hope an agreement can be reached before the end of the month.

A deal, which included the sale of Lucas Digne to Newcastle, was on the table a few days ago and would have seen Longstaff head to Goodison Park in return.

But it is understood the France left-back, who has fallen out with Benitez and is set to leave Everton in this window, is not currently keen on a move to the North East.

Newcastle are telling Everton they are not currently prepared to let Longstaff leave without another player heading in the opposite direction, but Longstaff is still hoping a move to Goodison can be sorted.

Digne is also on Chelsea's radar, but the Stamford Bridge club are said to be exploring alternative options to the 28-year-old.

West Ham's early interest appears to have cooled in the £18m signing while one source has told the ECHO that Real Madrid, managed by Carlo Ancelotti, have made tentative enquiries about the defender, but that remains unconfirmed.
You can probably add 8 Serie A and half the Turkish league are preparing a non paying loan move ..
 
Kirkbride confirming Longstaff + money for Digne offer. Terrible, terrible business. Was also hoping Longstaff wouldn't want to leave Newcastle, he thinks otherwise.


Sean Longstaff wants to secure a move to Everton this month - but a deal with Newcastle United remains complicated.

Rafael Benitez hopes to be reunited with a player he handed a Premier League debut to during his time as manager at St James' Park.

Longstaff is out of contract in the summer and, at this stage, it looks unlikely he will sign a new deal so the Blues hope an agreement can be reached before the end of the month.

A deal, which included the sale of Lucas Digne to Newcastle, was on the table a few days ago and would have seen Longstaff head to Goodison Park in return.

But it is understood the France left-back, who has fallen out with Benitez and is set to leave Everton in this window, is not currently keen on a move to the North East.

Newcastle are telling Everton they are not currently prepared to let Longstaff leave without another player heading in the opposite direction, but Longstaff is still hoping a move to Goodison can be sorted.

Digne is also on Chelsea's radar, but the Stamford Bridge club are said to be exploring alternative options to the 28-year-old.

West Ham's early interest appears to have cooled in the £18m signing while one source has told the ECHO that Real Madrid, managed by Carlo Ancelotti, have made tentative enquiries about the defender, but that remains unconfirmed.
As kin IF Digne is going to go to Newcastle ???

Think he’d rather retire.
 

Bissouma would be the exact profile we need. A player who can sit and dictate from deep. He’d be massively expensive though. We need to be finding the next Bissouma before they become prominent in the premier league.
A player I like when I've watched them in the Europa League against English sides is Mady Camara of Olympiacos. He has a strong presence on the pitch, good athleticism with a decent burst of pace to beat the first tackle and is positive both with his passing and willingness to drive with the ball when the space opens up.

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Given the level he plays at he's probably quite rough around the edges but every player has got to start somewhere and he does the things that I like to see a holding midfielder do so he'd be worth the gamble in my eyes. Some decent players have come out of Olympiacos recently too, Jose Sa and Podence at Wolves and Tsmikas at the RS off the top of my head.
 

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