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Newcastle United could try to sell goalkeeper Nick Pope at the end of the season.
The 32 -year -old has struggled with injuries this season and only one year has left his agreement at the end of the season. According to Informed of footballNewcastle is open to let the player leave the club in the summer.
They will require a share of about 10-15 million pounds for the player. Over the years, Pope has shown the Premier League and could show a very useful acquisition for most clubs.
It will be interesting to see if any club is willing to pay £ 10-15 million for the experienced Premier League goalkeeper in the summer.
Newcastle Keen to James Trafford
In the meantime, the report adds this Newcastle has already identified James Trafford as a potential substitute. The 22-year-old has done well in the championship with Burnley and should prove excellent long-term acquisition for the Magpies.
He was able to order the Newcastle goal situation for the foreseeable future. The talented young goalkeeper will be attracted to the idea of ​​playing the Premier League and Newcastle will be an attractive destination for him. They are one of the richest clubs in the world and have created a talented workforce. They have formidable resources and could build a side capable of fighting for the trophies regularly.
Trafford will certainly want to be part of the project if his interest in him is genuine. It remains to see how the situation develops. Pope does not improve at the age of 32And this could be the right time for Newcastle to charge the player and bring a younger replacement for a higher potential.
