Newcastle sets terms for Lewis Hall’s departure as Manchester United keep watch

Newcastle has set its terms for a potential departure by Lewis Hall, with Manchester United still monitoring the English full-back. Reports suggest a sale could take place in the next summer transfer window, provided Newcastle receives an offer it considers adequate.

Manchester United is weighing up the possibility of opening talks with Newcastle to try to complete a transfer during that window. The club had already wanted to sign Hall in the last summer transfer window, but Newcastle refused to let him go at the time. A move to the Red Devils is now still being considered for the next summer window.

According to information reported by TalkSport, Newcastle would not oppose a separation but would seek a fee of up to around 100 million euros. Hall’s future is therefore expected to depend on whether Manchester United is willing to meet the club’s financial demands.

Hall is under contract with Newcastle United until June 2031. That gives the club a strong negotiating position as interest in the player is reported to be growing ahead of the next transfer period.