Newcastle sale: £100m Arsenal target ‘expected to leave’ amid ‘fierce competition’ from Prem rivals

Transfer journalist Rudy Galetti believes Bruno Guimaraes is expected to leave Newcastle United in the summer transfer window.

Guimaraes has been outstanding for the Magpies since joining them for around £35million in January 2022.

Bruno Guimaraes expected to leave Newcastle this summer

He is now worth £73m, as per Transfermarkt, , which expires in 2028.

Despite Eddie Howe s reliance on the Brazilian international, the Newcastle boss may lose him this summer.

The Premier League club have billions at their disposal but cannot spend as freely as they would like due to the financial fair play rules.

This means they may be forced to sell one of their star players, which will most likely be Guimaraes or striker Alexander Isak.

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Arsenal are reportedly interested in both players with Mikel Arteta prioritising a new central midfielder and No. 9 this summer.

While Isak would be a superb addition at the Emirates, the signing of Guimaraes appears to be more realistic.

Although the latter is very influential, it feels like he would be easier to replace than Isak, and that there is genuine interest in him, while the Swede has plenty of admirers but no clubs actively looking to sign him.

Interestingly, Arsenal are not mentioned by Galetti, who says he expects Guimaraes to leave Newcastle at the end of 2023/24.

There is fierce competition for the player s signature, with four Premier League clubs, Barcelona, and Paris Saint-Germain all keen.

Galetti wrote on X: Bruno Guimaraes situation will be defined after the Copa America: anyway, he s expected to leave Newcastle.

Fierce competition on him: Man City, Man Utd, Liverpool, Chelsea, Barca and PSG are among the clubs that appreciate the midfielder.

Indeed, both Manchester clubs, Liverpool and Chelsea are all interested in signing Bruno from Newcastle this summer.

Chelsea, like Howe s side, are battling to stay within the Premier League s profit and sustainability rules, so a transfer to Stamford Bridge feels unrealistic.

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