Rogerio
Report: 22-yr-old very close to joining Newcastle for a fee of around £12.5m
Newcastle are closing in on the signing of the Sassuolo defender Rogerio this summer. According to reports, the 22-year-old is preparing for his move to the Premier League and the two clubs are expected to agree on a fee of around €14 million (£12.5m) soon. As per Gazzetta dello Sport (h/t sportwitness), the two clubs are very close to finalising the agreement now. Newcastle signed the likes of Rose and Willems on loan last season and they will have to sort out a permanent solution for the left-back problem this summer. Rogerio has done well in Italy and he should prove to be a quality addition to the Newcastle defence. The 22-year-old is highly talented and Steve Bruce could help him fulfil his potential at St James’s Park next season. It will be interesting to see if the young left back ...
‘Almost done’: Fabrizio Romano delivers exciting Newcastle transfer update
Newcastle United are on a roll here. The Magpies are looking to make a flurry of signings before the start of the new season, and fans can breathe a sigh of relief. Yesterday, Newcastle reached an agreement to sign Norwich City left-back Jamal Lewis. The Magpies have also agreed a deal to sign Callum Wilson from AFC Bournemouth, while Ryan Fraser could join the club as well. According to transfer guru Fabrizio Romano, Sassuolo defender Rogerio is close to joining the Magpies as well. Romano claims that the deal is ‘almost done’. Newcastle have snapped him up by paying €14m, and he will join the club soon. https://twitter.com/FabrizioRomano/status/1302478040170143744?s=20 (It seems he has deleted the tweet now) #Newcastle on fire! Magpies are ready to close Jamal #Lewis from #Norwich (...
Report: Newcastle plotting summer move to sign 22 y/o Brazilian defender
According to reports from Italian media outlet Calciomercato, Newcastle United are interested in signing Brazilian left-back Rogerio. The past 24 hours have been really frustrating for the Magpies fans after the Saudi-backed consortium withdrew their bid to buy Newcastle United yesterday. After 18 weeks of dilly-dallying, the Premier League failed to reach a conclusion whether they should allow them the green signal to get the deal done. Although Newcastle’s managing director Lee Charnley has insisted that Mike Ashley is “100% committed” to the Saudi Arabian-backed takeover of the club, it hardly ignites fresh excitement among the fans. Charnley has also revealed that the current focus should be on supporting Steve Bruce in the transfer market and on...
