Guimaraes reaches verbal agreement over new Newcastle contract

Newcastle star Bruno Guimaraes reaches verbal agreement with the club over a new long-term contract, with the deal including a release clause in EXCESS of £100m

  • Bruno Guimaraes has reached a verbal agreement with Newcastle over new deal
  • Midfielder’s new long-term deal will include release clause in excess of £100m
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Bruno Guimaraes has reached a verbal agreement with Newcastle over a new long-term contract.

Mail Sport can confirm that the deal, which is yet to be signed, includes a release clause in excess of £100million. Newcastle will feel that protects them against an offer below their valuation of the midfielder.

The Brazil international’s current contract runs until the summer of 2026 but, after making a significant impact since joining from Lyon for £36m in January 2022, he wanted to be rewarded with improved terms. His new agreement includes a pay rise and expires in 2028.

Guimaraes has played 63 times for the Magpies and has scored 10 goals, providing six assists.

He was key in helping the club qualify for the Champions League and supporters will be relieved that his contract situation is approaching a conclusion. He had said there was ‘doubt’ in the summer. 

Bruno Guimaraes has reached a verbal agreement with Newcastle over a new contract

Tying Guimaraes down to a new deal will be a big boost for Newcastle boss Eddie Howe

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Guimaraes’ performances have been below their usual level so far this season, but Eddie Howe will be hoping that the removal of uncertainty over his future will see a return to his very best.

The release clause in Guimaraes’ new Newcastle contract will be in excess of £100million

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