Chris Waugh

Newcastle fans are understandably anxious to see some new faces come through the door, and these two youngsters could be next

Manzambi has risen to wider prominence after recording three goals and two assists for Switzerland at this summer's World Cup.

Analysis of stage six of the Tour de France, a 186km route from Pau to Gavarnie-Gèdre

The 28-year-old has told Newcastle he wishes to join Arsenal, with the Premier League champions willing to pay up to £60m

The 17-year-old midfielder has advanced through the academy ranks at his boyhood club.

Analysis of stage nine of the 2026 Tour de France, from Malemort to Ussel

A new signing? New head coach? Keeping hold of - or losing - a star player? Or just time off for some players who need it.

The Newcastle United hierarchy are keen to project an element of calmness regarding the club’s summer window, yet a series of setbacks are leading to increasing disquiet among the fan-base. A clear plan for incomings and outgoings is in place for the summer, the club insist, and three exciting young signings have already arrived, while up to £170million ($227.7m) has been generated through player sales. Yet uncertainty surrounding Bruno Guimaraes’ situation and Aston Villa’s late swoop for Johan Manzambi, Newcastle’s top target, added to Liverpool gazumping the club...

The Athletic's Newcastle correspondents have answered a selection of subscribers' questions about a testing summer so far at St James' Park

This is the latest on the summer transfer market, courtesy of The Athletic's reporters