Newcastle United target in surprise Rangers 'link', Chelsea want Celtic star, Leeds United man's £20m+ clause: Rumours

By Rhys Thomas
Published 18th Feb 2020, 09:38 BST
Updated 18th Feb 2020, 09:38 BST
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Newcastle United feature in today’s roundup of the latest Premier League rumours.

Newcastle United are finally back in action as their winter break comes to an end, where they will travel to face Roy Hodgson’s Crystal Palace side at Selhurst Park. In today’s rumours, a heavily reported Newcastle United target could have joined Rangers in a surprise deal, and Chelsea are hoping to steal a star striker from Scottish champions Celtic. Read about that and more in today’s gossip roundup.

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Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola says he will remain at the club ‘even if they are relegated to League Two’. (Various) | Getty Images
Manchester United could lose out to Liverpool in a chase for £30m-rated Norwich City midfielder Todd Cantwell. (Various)placeholder image
Manchester United could lose out to Liverpool in a chase for £30m-rated Norwich City midfielder Todd Cantwell. (Various) | Getty Images
Ex-Leeds United midfielder Michael Brown says that the release clause in Premier League target Kalvin Phillips’ contract is ‘much more’ than the reported £20m figure. (Football Insider)placeholder image
Ex-Leeds United midfielder Michael Brown says that the release clause in Premier League target Kalvin Phillips’ contract is ‘much more’ than the reported £20m figure. (Football Insider) | Getty Images
Related topics:CelticChelseaRangersLeeds UnitedPremier LeagueCrystal PalaceRoy Hodgson

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