Newcastle have agreed deals to sell both Elliot Anderson and Yankuba Minteh to Nottingham Forest and Brighton respectively

Newcastle have agreed deals to sell both Elliot Anderson and Yankuba Minteh to Nottingham Forest and Brighton respectively

 

The Magpies must sell before Sunday night’s accounting-period deadline if they are to avoid losing Premier League points for breaking the Profit and Sustainability Rules.

The 19-year-old Minteh will now have a medical with the South Coast team.

On Saturday night, Brighton made a better offer, and it is now anticipated that a deal will be reached, allaying Newcastle’s PSR worries.

They have inquired about Isak and have held negotiations with Liverpool regarding a transfer for Gordon, as Mail Sport exclusively disclosed.

Although head coach Eddie Howe and the club’s management did not want to lose either player,

it was agreed that a deal was necessary to keep the team from losing 10 points.

After a £40 million agreement was agreed upon last week,

Minteh declined an offer to join Lyon and instead accepted an offer from Nottingham Forest.

Everton made a further offer.

 accepted an offer of around £33million from Brighton for Yankuba Minteh,

and that could be enough to keep stars such as Alexander Isak and Anthony Gordon at the club.

But Everton was only free if Dominic Calvert-Lewin took a different route.

Even though Brighton was unwilling to pay Newcastle’s £35 million asking price,

they were still in the running, and Minteh was eager to join them.

The team reportedly thought about include one of its players in the trade as well, but it’s believed the offer wasn’t in a position to

Minteh had an exceptional season while on loan with Feyenoord in the Netherlands, scoring 10 goals in the league.

After spending £6 million to join Newcastle from Danish team OB last year, he was deployed on loan right away.

The Gambia international was sent off throughout the season, but he also won the Dutch Cup and earned experience in the Champions League.

“The Premier League is my ultimate goal,” Minteh stated in an April interview with the Dutch football magazine Voetbal International.

The team that has the most faith in me is Newcastle United. I don’t know what the future holds.

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