James Trafford looks to leave Man City for Newcastle this summer
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 2, 2026, 7:00 AM
Last updated Jul 2, 2026
James Trafford, a goalkeeper for Manchester City, is pursuing a transfer to Newcastle United this summer. He intends to discuss his role with new manager Enzo Maresca, whose plans may influence Trafford's future. Other clubs, including Brighton, Aston Villa, and Juventus, have also shown interest in the 32-year-old. Despite Newcastle's current lack of European football, Trafford is considering them as a top option for securing a starting position. The outcome of his talks with Maresca will determine if he officially seeks an exit.
- •Trafford is keen on joining Newcastle United this summer.
- •He will meet with Man City manager Enzo Maresca to discuss his role.
- •Brighton, Aston Villa, and Juventus are also interested in Trafford.
- •Newcastle's lack of European football hasn't deterred Trafford.
- •Maersca's response will influence Trafford's future at Manchester City.
- 7:00 AMYahoo Sports — James Trafford keen on Man City exit to Newcastle ahead of Enzo Maresca future talks
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