In this urgent transfer update, we break down the latest reports from David Ornstein (The Athletic) and Craig Hope (Daily Mail) confirming that Newcastle United have submitted a fresh £55 million bid for Nottingham Forest winger Anthony Elanga.

📰 Key Talking Points:

• Why Eddie Howe is pushing hard for Elanga.
• What this means for Newcastle’s summer transfer strategy.
• How Elanga could fit into the current NUFC squad.
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🔥 Elanga, who impressed last season with 6 goals and 11 assists, has become a top target for the Magpies as they look to strengthen their right wing following Miguel Almiron’s departure in January.

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In this special documentary, we celebrate a monumental moment in Newcastle United history — the club's first domestic trophy in 70 years! 🖤🤍 Joining us to reflect on this unforgettable achievement are three key voices from the NUFC community:

🗞️ Andrew Musgrove – Multimedia editor at The Chronicle, offering expert insight into the club’s journey and what this win means for the city.

🎙️ Jonny Greenwood – Former Newcastle Fans TV presenter, sharing his personal memories from being at Wembley and fan perspective on this emotional triumph.

📺 Joe 'Kenja' Lindsell – Current Newcastle Fans TV presenter, capturing the energy of the fans back at home and the electric atmosphere of the victory parade.

We dive into:

The road to silverware after seven decades of waiting

Behind-the-scenes stories from the celebrations

The emotional impact on fans, players, and the city

What this win means for the future of NUFC.

🎉 Plus, we relive the incredible parade scenes that lit up Newcastle — a sea of black and white, pure joy, and unity like never before.

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n a major transfer twist, Brighton striker Joao Pedro has officially chosen Chelsea over Newcastle United, as reported by David Ornstein of The Athletic this evening. The 23-year-old Brazilian forward, who impressed with 30 goals over two seasons at Brighton, was a top target for both Premier League clubs.

Despite strong interest and a rejected £50m bid from Newcastle, Pedro made it clear he preferred a move to Stamford Bridge. Chelsea have now secured a deal worth over £50 million, with a seven-year contract that will keep him at the club until 2032.

1.Pedro’s decision is believed to be influenced by his desire to be a first-choice striker—something that may have been harder to guarantee at Newcastle with Alexander Isak leading the line.

2. With Chelsea’s recent striker signings still unproven, Pedro sees a clearer path to regular starts and Champions League football.Stay tuned for more updates as Joao Pedro undergoes his medical and prepares to join Chelsea’s FIFA Club World Cup squad!

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