Newcastle United pursues James Trafford amid goalkeeping overhaul
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 7, 2026, 12:25 PM
Last updated Jun 7, 2026
Newcastle United continues to focus on strengthening its goalkeeping department. The club is nearing a €28.5 million deal for Ewen Jaouen of Stade de Reims but remains keen on Manchester City's James Trafford. Trafford has expressed a desire to leave City after limited playing time, particularly after the signing of Gianluigi Donnarumma. With Nick Pope potentially leaving for Ipswich Town, a starting position may open at Newcastle. City is open to selling Trafford, seeking to profit from their investment while Newcastle persists as a contender for his signature.
- •Newcastle close to signing Ewen Jaouen for €28.5 million.
- •James Trafford remains a primary target for Newcastle.
- •Trafford has signaled intent to leave Manchester City.
- •Nick Pope's possible departure could open a spot at Newcastle.
- •City open to selling Trafford but seek profit on investment.
- 12:25 PMYahoo Sports — Manchester City’s James Trafford still of interest to Newcastle United
"Newcastle United’s ambitious summer overhaul of their goalkeeping department shows no signs of slowing down. Despite closing in on a €28.5 million (£24.6 million) deal for Stade de Reims’ highl...
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