The £50k-per-week star will “definitely” be sold as Newcastle gets ready for the summer.

The fact that Bruno Guimaraes, the standout midfield player for Newcastle, is still unsigned going into the summer transfer season will worry the team’s supporters. Eddie Howe is willing to accept any offer for the Brazilian, but he has not committed to anything.

Howe stated, “I would like to keep Bruno for as long as we can because I can.” However, I can never promise anything because that would be completely irresponsible of me.

I’ve played football long enough to realize that you can never predict what will occur the next day. However, he currently plays incredibly well and is a vital member of the squad.

With a release clause reportedly set at £100 million, Guimaraes is drawing interest from teams all around the Premier League.

According to recent reports, PSG, Manchester City, and Arsenal are among the teams interested in paying £80 million to see Guimaraes depart Tyneside.

The Premier League’s financial fair play regulations are thought to require Newcastle to bring in up to £50 million. Although the selling of Bruno for a £55 million profit would free up more funds for summer spending. And it seems like they’ve found a substitute already.

A “priceless” player will be up for sale.

That comes in the form of Conor Gallagher, a midfield player for Chelsea who the Blues plan to sell this summer. Gallagher desires to remain at Chelsea. After using him extensively this season, Blues manager Mauricio Pochettino shares this desire.

Following Chelsea’s victory at Selhurst Park in February, the manager stated, “I think he is a player with a great commitment to the team.”

“He always tries to make up for lost ground in both attacking and defensive scenarios. A player such as his is invaluable.”

He is still awaiting new terms on his existing £50,000 per week contract, but his contract expires at the end of the current season. Chelsea would want to get rid of him due to his homegrown status in order to meet their own financial fair play requirements.

This is the reason why Football Insider says he will “definitely” be sold this summer. Adding Newcastle to the list of suitors hoping to sign him in addition to Tottenham.

The Magpies are “weighing up” a move once more in an attempt to strengthen their midfield ranks. Having previously seen attempts to entice him away from Stamford Bridge fail.

Though it is improbable given their long-standing interest in the midfield player, it is still to be seen if they intensify their interest into a formal proposal.

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