Keith Downie
Journalist claims Newcastle United player is leaving in 24 hours
Sky Sports journalist Keith Downie has claimed on Twitter that Yoshinori Muto is going to join Eibar from Newcastle United. Downie has stated that Eibar has agreed a season-long loan deal with Newcastle over the transfer of the 28-year-old forward. The Japan international will reportedly travel to Spain in the next 24 hours to complete a season-long loan deal to Eibar. Eibar have agreed a season-long loan deal for Newcastle striker Yoshinori Muto. The Japan international will travel to Spain in the next 24 hours #NUFC — Keith Downie (@SkySports_Keith) September 14, 2020 Disappointing Newcastle United spell Muto joined Newcastle from German club Mainz in the summer of 2018 when Rafael Benitez was in charge of the Magpies. According to WhoScored, the 28-year-old made two starts and six ...
‘He will now make his way to Newcastle’: Keith Downie has just delivered exciting transfer update
Newcastle United have completed the signings of Callum Wilson and Ryan Fraser today. And more signings are expected to arrive at St James’ Park in the next few days. According to Sky Sports journalist Keith Downie, Jamal Lewis is on his way to join the Magpies this summer. The 22-year-old has been withdrawn from the Northern Ireland squad to face Norway on Monday. He will now make his way to Newcastle to complete his £15m move from Norwich City. Jamal Lewis has withdrawn from the Northern Ireland squad to face Norway tonight. He will now make his way to Newcastle to complete his £15m move from Norwich #NUFC 🔲🔳 — Keith Downie (@SkySports_Keith) September 7, 2020 Last week, Norwich accepted a bid in the region of £15m for Lewis from Newcastle. The exciting left-back...
‘Very quiet and then bang’: Keith Downie provides latest update on NUFC takeover
It’s been all quiet at Tyneside, and Newcastle United fans are understandably anxious about it. While journalists closely associated with the club are quite confident that the deal will go through, doubts persist as long as it hangs in the balance. The prospective new owners are pretty confident that they will get the clearance from the Premier League but how long will it take is unknown. The Chronicle has claimed earlier that it could be the deciding week in the takeover process. Keith Downie, a well-known journalist working for Sky Sports, has taken to social networking site Twitter to express his reaction. He claims that the current situation is not unusual. And by “quiet”, they meant in the length of time it takes to be ratified by the PL. — Keith Downie (@SkySports_Keith) May 12, 2020...
