Newcastle and Celtic on alert as defender makes big transfer admission: 'You never know what’s going to happen'
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Hincapie, speaking to Radio Impacto via ESPN, has revealed he could leave Talleres de Cordoba, in Argentina, with a move abroad on the cards.
The 19-year-old centre-back is currently playing in the 2021 Copa America.
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Hide AdReports in the Spanish press also claim there is strong interest from Real Betis and Atletico Madrid.
Regards his future, he is quoted as saying: “A player dreams of going abroad and playing in better leagues.
“If the opportunity to leave is given, it would be best to take that leap.
“I haven’t talked to [chairman Andres] Fassi yet. I can’t promise the fans that I’m going to stay. You never know what’s going to happen.”
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Hide AdMeanwhile, Newcastle United have confirmed their new kit deal with Castore.
The club has confirmed a “multi-year deal” with the sportswear brand following months of speculation. Manchester-based Castore will also take over the club’s retail operations.
However, Castore are yet to reveal the designs of the club’s new home, away and third strips.
Allan Saint-Maximin, Miguel Almiron and Jacob Murphy don new training gear in a black and white video posted online by the club, which has ended its long-running association with Puma.
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Hide AdUnited managing director Lee Charnley said: "We’re delighted to confirm the new partnership between Newcastle United and Castore.
"Castore has already built a reputation as an aspirational brand in a highly competitive sportswear market, and we feel they are a great partner for the club. We welcome them to Newcastle United, and look forward to developing a mutually beneficial relationship."