LONDON, ENGLAND - DECEMBER 19: Kieran Trippier of Newcastle United is consoled by team-mates Callum Wilson, Bruno Guimaraes and Jamaal Lascelles after he missed his penalty during shoot-out after his sides 1-1 draw during the Carabao Cup Quarter Final match between Chelsea and Newcastle United at Stamford Bridge on December 19, 2023 in London, England. (Photo by Robin Jones/Getty Images)
If their performance doesn’t improve, Newcastle United could soon lose one of their best players.
Newcastle was eliminated from the Champions League in the first round, and their performance in the Premier League does not imply that they will be back in the competition the following year.
Important player Bruno Guimaraes is reportedly wanting to leave Newcastle as soon as possible after becoming irritated with the team’s lack of competition this season, according to a recent SPORT story.
Bruno might soon leave Newcastle for PSG.
If Newcastle’s results drastically improve this season, the Brazilian might be leaving in the summer, if not during this January transfer window.
Although Barcelona is rumored to be interested, it seems that Bruno would rather join PSG right now rather than wait for the Spanish powerhouses to obtain the necessary funds.
The 26-year-old is one of PSG’s main objectives since he can help them much in their quest to win the Champions League, which is the only prize they haven’t won since taking over in 2011.
Naturally, Newcastle doesn’t want to lose a player who has been so important to them since joining in 2022, but because the team needs to earn money for new players, they might look into this possibility.
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Bruno is Newcastle’s most valued asset.
The midfield player does not appear to be showing any signs of desperation to leave the squad that provided him with the opportunity to demonstrate his abilities on a global platform.
Due to his impassioned performances while wearing a black and white shirt, Bruno has become a cult icon on Tyneside, and the fans would be devastated if he were to quit the team.
Nowadays, it’s rare to find a player who, although having no prior affiliation with the team, has an innate quality that makes them instantly likable to a fan base.
Bruno’s charisma and the impact he has on the St James’ Park crowd and the players’ dressing room are hard to replace, even if Newcastle could utilize the money from his £100 million release clause extremely wisely.
