'Incredible memories' - Newcastle United star looks to the future as Bruno Guimaraes & Sandro Tonali react

Lewis Hall has taken to social media following confirmation of his new long-term deal at Newcastle United.

Lewis Hall wants to create many more ‘incredible memories’ at Newcastle United after signing a new long-term deal at the club.

The 22-year-old initially joined Newcastle on loan from Chelsea in 2023 with an obligation to make the deal permanent for £28million. That price tag seemed steep when Hall’s career on Tyneside got off to a slow start, with limited first-team opportunities.

But it has since proven to be an excellent investment.

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Lewis Hall

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After finally breaking into the side, Hall hasn’t looked back and has established himself as a key player at St James’ Park and arguably one of the best left-backs in the Premier League. His form at club level also saw him break into the England senior squad, earning four caps to date.

Following transfer interest from Manchester United in the summer, Hall committed his future to Newcastle by signing a five-year deal.

He then took to Instagram to post an image of himself at St James’ Park along with the caption: “Throughout my time here I’ve felt nothing but love from the football club and its supporters ⚫️⚪️ Together we’ve created some incredible memories that’ll last a lifetime, and here’s to many more.”

Former NUFC stars react to Lewis Hall’s Instagram post

The post was well received by his fellow teammates on Instagram, with Jacob Ramsey responding: “What a player.”

Fabian Schar, Sven Botman, Tino Livramento, Lewis Miley, Joe Willock, Malick Thiaw, Bazoumana Toure, Nick Woltemade, Sean Neave, Leo Shahar and Mason Miley were among the other players to comment.

Former Newcastle left-back Paul Dummett, whom Hall replaced as the club’s No. 3, commented: “Congratulations Hally.”

Hall’s former teammate Elliot Anderson also commented with clapping emojis, while summer departures Sandro Tonali and Bruno Guimaraes both liked the post of Hall committing his future to a club they both engineered moves away from.

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