The rumours linking Miguel Almiron to Newcastle just keep on coming, and the Newcastle fans just keep on batting them away as they refuse to get their hopes up over a move for one of the MLS’ most exciting prospects. However, the latest update in the Almiron saga has seen The Chronicle report that the club’s head of recruitment, Steve Nickson, is to fly to the States to discuss a move.
Chronicle understands that #NUFC will send out head of recruitment Steve Nickson to the United States in the next week to hold discussion with Atlanta United and the attacking star’s agent about what it will take to lure him to St James’ Park in January. https://t.co/nnV2hq2kN2
— NUFC360 (@NUFC360) November 29, 2018
Considering how many clubs are after the Paraguayan playmaker, the Geordies will be in shock if they pull this one off. It’s been widely reported that both of the North London clubs, Tottenham and Arsenal, are keen on swooping for the midfielder and that alone has given the Magpies the feeling that they’ll never be able to secure this one, especially with Mike Ashley at the helm.
However, as more and more reports surface about steadfast interest that The Geordies, and Rafa Benitez in particular, have in Almiron, the fans may just allow themselves to believe. If Newcastle do manage to lure the Atlanta United man to the Northeast it will be a huge coup. The signing may cost them more than Michael Owen did back in 2005, which would see them finally break their 13-year transfer record, to the delight of the fans.
You can see what the supporters make of the continued Almiron rumours here:
https://twitter.com/RobDrW/status/1068090434000429056
https://twitter.com/GastonGrimsdyke/status/1068052999623376896
Can you not just asking them over the phone to see how much they what
— Steven Renforth (@RenforthSteven) November 29, 2018
Like Iago Aspas, American version
— مكبايسي مخضرم (@NufcMaven) November 29, 2018
I wonder if he’ll sign for a big mug and a pair of Slazenger socks?
— John Wallace (@johnny4793) November 29, 2018
Could have just give them a bell?
— Ryan Patterson (@ryanp88) November 29, 2018
We got no chance
— Zak Khan (@llkhan8) November 29, 2018
https://twitter.com/StevenHalford1/status/1068049906848411648
What it will take is a bid of £20million and Spurs not to have a better sales pitch.
— Steve Batie (@SJBATIE) November 29, 2018
The Magpies have little faith, despite the continued reports, and will just be hoping their club can prove them wrong when the January window opens.







