'Imminent' - Newcastle United given Bruno Guimaraes boost as Real Madrid ‘agree’ midfielder deal

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Newcastle United transfers: Bruno Guimaraes has been heavily-linked with a move away from the club this summer.

Newcastle United’s hopes of holding onto Bruno Guimaraes this summer have reportedly received a major boost following news that Toni Kroos is set to extend his stay at the club. Kroos had been out of contract this summer, but Fabrizio Romano reports that he will sign a one-year extension to his current deal.

Romano posted on X: ‘EXCLUSIVE: Toni Kroos will stay and continue at Real Madrid as new one year deal until 2025 is set to be agreed! Direct talks between Kroos and Real on contract and it’s now just a formality to sign, imminent. Super season again for Kroos at Real and also with Germany now.’

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Kroos’ one year extension may mean that Real Madrid don’t prioritise a midfielder in this summer’s transfer market amid reports that they had identified Guimaraes as a potential addition. The Brazilian has a release clause which could be triggered this summer, leaving the Magpies powerless to resist offers for the midfielder.

PSG have also been linked with a move for Guimaraes this summer, with the Ligue 1 club expected to lose Kylian Mbappe to Madrid. Whilst the World Cup winner will leave on a free transfer, getting rid of Mbappe’s wages from their books will free up a great amount of money that can then be spent by PSG on transfers this summer.

Guimaraes isn’t the only player being linked with a big-money move away from St James’ Park this summer, however, with Alexander Isak also reportedly grabbing the attention of clubs across Europe.

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