Newcastle Moves to Sign Jacob Ramsey
Newcastle United has begun negotiations with Aston Villa to sign midfielder Jacob Ramsey, amid interest from several clubs in his services, most notably West Ham United, according to journalist David Ornstein.
Ornstein confirmed via his official account on X platform that the player is open to the idea of joining West Ham; however, Newcastle stands out as his preferred option at this stage.
Eddie Howe, Newcastle's head coach, is one of Ramsey's biggest admirers, viewing him as a strong addition to the team's midfield, while the player is excited to work under his leadership, which enhances the chances of completing the deal.
Despite Aston Villa having made several offers to renew Ramsey's contract in the past period, negotiations have not resulted in a final agreement between the two parties, opening the door for the possibility of his sale this summer.
Ramsey is 24 years old and is considered one of the most prominent emerging English talents in the midfield position, as he excels in linking play and providing offensive contributions, making him an attractive target for competing clubs in the Premier League.
Ornstein confirmed via his official account on X platform that the player is open to the idea of joining West Ham; however, Newcastle stands out as his preferred option at this stage.
Eddie Howe, Newcastle's head coach, is one of Ramsey's biggest admirers, viewing him as a strong addition to the team's midfield, while the player is excited to work under his leadership, which enhances the chances of completing the deal.
Despite Aston Villa having made several offers to renew Ramsey's contract in the past period, negotiations have not resulted in a final agreement between the two parties, opening the door for the possibility of his sale this summer.
Ramsey is 24 years old and is considered one of the most prominent emerging English talents in the midfield position, as he excels in linking play and providing offensive contributions, making him an attractive target for competing clubs in the Premier League.