Newcastle United nears deal for Nico Gonzalez from Manchester City
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 24, 2026, 10:37 AM
Last updated Aug 24, 2026
Newcastle United is closing in on Nico Gonzalez, who is expected to be their seventh summer signing. The midfielder from Manchester City, valued at approximately £50 million, has been linked to a move following City's acquisition of Lille's Ayyoub Bouaddi. Gonzalez, previously an unused substitute in City's recent match, is reportedly open to the transfer. Positive developments have emerged from St James' Park regarding the negotiations, and there is hope a deal can be finalized soon.
- •Nico Gonzalez is set to become Newcastle's seventh signing this summer.
- •Manchester City values Gonzalez at around £50 million.
- •Gonzalez did not play in City's latest match against Bournemouth.
- •City recently signed midfielder Ayyoub Bouaddi, paving the way for Gonzalez's departure.
- •Newcastle's management is optimistic about reaching a deal soon.
- 10:37 AMYahoo Sports — Seventh summer signing incoming as Newcastle United now closing in on Nico Gonzalez
"Nico Gonzalez looking set to be the seventh Newcastle United signing of the summer. The media unanimous on Monday morning that a deal is moving close for the Manchester City midfielder.
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