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Barcelona to sell Andreas Christensen
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Barcelona to sell Andreas Christensen
Newcastle United are actively pursuing a move to re-sign Barcelona centre-back Andreas Christensen and strengthen their defensive lineup, as per recent reports.
Despite facing a challenging run with four consecutive winless matches, Eddie Howe’s team is looking to turn their fortunes around. After a 4-2 defeat at Brentford, they are currently positioned 12th in the Premier League table.
Newcastle excelled in their inaugural full season under Saudi Arabian ownership, with PIF providing the financial backing necessary for a commendable fourth-place finish under Howe.
Following that achievement, the Magpies managed a respectable seventh last season. However, their progress has stagnated significantly this season, leading to serious concerns about retaining key players like Alexander Isak and Bruno Guimaraes, who could be at risk of departing the club.
Newcastle is poised to bolster their defence with a huge offer for Barcelona's centre-back Christensen. Reports from Spain confirm that the Premier League club is ready to pay a total of €30 million to secure the Denmark international’s services. This includes a fixed payment of €20 million, plus an additional €10 million in variables, making it a compelling proposal for Barcelona to consider in their attempts to secure Christensen.
Newcastle is poised to make a compelling offer that could persuade Barcelona to part ways with the Danish player. With their defence already conceding 21 goals in just 15 matches this season, strengthening their backline is a top priority.
Barcelona, grappling with significant financial challenges, is in a precarious position, especially as they strive to generate funds to register Dani Olmo, who will be a free agent after December 31st. This situation creates an opportunity for Newcastle to capitalize on.
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