Newcastle are on the hunt for reinforcements after securing Champions League football for next season in an incredible achievement for Eddie Howe's men.

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Many would've expected their stellar form to fizzle out last campaign, however, the Toon continued to impress and they secured a fourth-place finish.

Newcastle are now looking to bolster their squad as they attempt to secure another top four finish next season as well as going as deep as they can in the Champions League.

RadioTimes.com has rounded up the latest Newcastle transfer news, rumours and confirmed deals below.

Newcastle transfer news and rumours

Updated: June 9th 2023

Newcastle have been linked with West Ham talisman Declan Rice, however, it looks like the England midfielder could be on his way to Arsenal after guiding the Hammers to Europa Conference League success.

Howe is said to have drawn up a five-man shortlist from sides relegated from the Premier League last season.

Leicester's James Maddison and Harvey Barnes, Tyler Adams of Leeds and Southampton's Romeo Lavia and Kyle Walker-Peters are all being considered.

Arsenal's Kieran Tierney is also of interest, however, the Toon could face competition from Aston Villa for the left-back.

In terms of exits, cult hero Allan Saint-Maximin has been linked with a move away from St James' Park.

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Newcastle transfer done deals

Fees approximate, based on reports.

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  • Chris Wood to Nottingham Forest (£15m)

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