Newcastle United have agreed a deal to signal Ivory Coast winger Bazoumana Toure from Hoffenhim.
Toure is about to change into Newcastle’s second signing of the summer season, with information of his imminent arrival coming shortly after it was reported the Magpies had agreed to promote midfielder Sandro Tonali to Tottenham in a deal value £100m.
The 20-year-old is about to journey to Tyneside for a medical to finish the switch, with Newcastle extensively reported to have agreed a charge of €50million (£42.8m) with the Bundesliga membership.
Toure’s arrival will fill the void left by Anthony Gordon, who joined Barcelona in a €80m (£69.3m) deal in Might.
After scoring 5 targets and offering 9 assists for Hoffenheim final season, Toure shall be tasked with changing Gordon’s manufacturing on the left wing.
Gordon scored 17 targets, although 9 got here from the penalty spot, and laid on 5 assists in all competitions final time period.
Newcastle thought they’d secured his substitute earlier this month after they seemingly had a deal agreed with Osasuna for Spain worldwide Victor Munoz. Nevertheless, Premier League rivals Liverpool swooped in to grab in from their grasp.
Newcastle’s sole signing up to now is France Below-21 goalkeeper Ewen Jaouen, who arrived from Ligue 2 facet Reims. They’re prone to goal one other goalkeeper, a substitute for Tonali in midfield and no less than one full-back as they revamp the squad following a disappointing 2025-26 season that noticed them end twelfth within the Premier League.
