Lewis Hall signs long-term deal at Newcastle after Man Utd interest
The England left-back commits to a new long-term contract at St James’ Park despite Man United’s summer interest.
Lewis Hall is staying at Newcastle for the long haul. According to Sky Sports, the 22-year-old England left-back has signed a new long-term contract at St James’ Park, after being tracked by Manchester United during the summer transfer window.
Renewal locks in Newcastle
Hall joined the Magpies from Chelsea in August 2023 and has since made 107 appearances for the club. He was also involved in Newcastle’s run to success in the 2024/25 Carabao Cup, a campaign that ended with their first domestic trophy in 70 years—although he missed the final due to injury.
The new deal also comes after a summer in which Newcastle lost a number of key players, increasing the importance of keeping established options in the first team.
Hall’s message
Hall spoke to the club’s website, saying he was “absolutely delighted” and describing the moment as one of pride, while stressing how much it means to represent the supporters.
With the extension confirmed, Newcastle keeps a core piece in the squad and shuts down a storyline that involved Man United’s interest. The big question now is how this continuity will shape the club’s season plans.
Source: Sky Sports.
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