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German club dangle £85m carrot to Newcastle United for Bruno Guimaraes replacement

· Charlie Bennett · 2026-08-06 · nguồn gốc

Borussia Dortmund dangle £85m carrot to Newcastle United for Bruno Guimaraes replacement Newcastle United must stump up a hefty fee if they are to sign Borussia Dortmund star Felix Nmecha. Borussia Dortmund sporting director Nils-Ole Book has vowed Felix Nmecha is “highly unlikely” to leave the club this summer. However, he also admitted that an “astronomical sum” could change that stance. Nmecha is a player Newcastle United shortlisted ahead of the summer transfer window. Toon chiefs have built a strong German contingent on Tyneside, with Nick Woltemade, Malick Thiaw and now manager Matthias Jaissle in their ranks. A seasoned operator, Nmecha fits the profile that the Magpies are looking for to replace Bruno Guimaraes. The Gazette has launched a WhatsApp NUFC channel to bring the latest news, analysis and team & injury updates directly to your phone. Simply click this link to join our NUFC WhatsApp channel. Borussia Dortmund chief speaks out Speaking to local outlet RN, Dortmund chief Book dangled a big-money carrot to Newcastle. He said: “I would consider that (a transfer) highly unlikely. “Of course, there can theoretically always be astronomical sums, but in Felix’s case, I can pretty safely rule it out this summer.” Newcastle United transfer focus It is understood that the Magpies want an experienced operator to replace Guimaraes in the engine room. Until now, Newcastle have adopted a youthful strategy, with four of their five summer recruits aged 20 or under. Nmecha’s price tag - which would be a club-record fee - cooled United’s interest earlier in the summer. Newcastle have funds to spend but remain wary of financial pressures further down the line. That is not to suggest the Magpies are not active in the market. As well as a midfielder, Newcastle want to sign a versatile full-back and another winger. Your next Newcastle United read: Newcastle United are 'their own worst enemies' as summer transfer agreement imminent