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Newcastle and Tino Livramento Transfer Stance as Arsenal 'Asking Price' Emerges
Arsenal target 23-year-old England international Livramento with two years left on contract as Newcastle pauses talks, risking a reduced market value, amid competition from Manchester City.
- On Mar 12, 2026 Arsenal moved into the race to sign Newcastle United right back Tino Livramento, the 23-year-old England international with two years left on his contract.
- With talks paused, Newcastle want to agree new terms with Tino Livramento amid interest from Arsenal and Manchester City, putting negotiations on hold.
- The Magpies value Livramento at around £60million and paid 32m in 2023, but worries about his knee and hamstring injury history remain.
- Potential sales of first-team players could fund a bid for Tino Livramento, with Gabriel Martinelli and Gabriel Jesus possibly on the market while the shared agent link with Mikel Arteta could influence negotiations.
- Ahead of the summer window, talks remain paused as Newcastle United warn Tino Livramento's market value could decrease without new contract terms, while Manchester City interest complicates the coming months.
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Arsenal consider Livramento move
According to the Telegraph, Arsenal are keeping an eye on the situation around Tino Livramento and considering a move for the Newcastle fullback. Livramento has reportedly been an subject of strong interest from Manchester City for a while now, but Newcastle have been fighting to keep hold of the 23-year-old for the long-term future. However, […] The post Arsenal consider Livramento move appeared first on Soccer News. The post Arsenal consider L…
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