As revealed by Mark Douglas on iNews, Newcastle United are working on more commercial deals to increase future spending, with “creative partnerships with training ground and stadium” being discussed.
Darren Eales has confirmed that our Champions League spot is worth “a total of £45m” and Douglas explains how that figure would increase if we could reach the knockout stages, with every game The home ground is worth more than a million pounds.
The club also today announced a multi-year deal with Adidas, which is billed as the largest commercial deal in the club’s history.
Speaking to iNews, a source with knowledge of our deal with Adidas revealed that the deal is worth “nine figures and hundreds of millions of pounds”.
Our partnership with shirt front sponsor Sela brings us £25m per season, Amazon Series is said to have brought us over £10m and our Noon sleeve sponsor I’m worth £7.
5 million a year.
Commercial revenue is up, while our TV appearances revenue has improved since the takeover, with the majority of league or cup matches shown on Sky Sports , TNT Sports, Amazon Prime or BBC.
It will be interesting to see what happens next when it comes to the training ground or St James’ Park, with naming rights available on both fronts and often huge returns.
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Hayden’s transfer fell apart as his teammate Toon looked set to join Sheffield Wednesday.
As revealed by the Sheffield Star, Isaac Hayden’s proposal to move to Sheffield Wednesday on loan has now collapsed – just days after Luton Down’s contract ended.
It is not yet clear why that move failed, but they said the club had “previous concerns about player fitness” following a series of knee problems.
Who knows, perhaps the first part of his medical examination pointed to issues with which Owl didn’t feel comfortable.
With that deal now cancelled, The Telegraph revealed that Sheffield Wednesday will appear to be signing fellow Mag teammate Jeff Hendrick instead.
Mike McGrath reports the Irish midfielder has arrived in South Yorkshire, suggesting a deal is close to closing.
As for Hayden, The Telegraph revealed this lunchtime that Standard Liege had made a late offer for the 28-year-old.
It’s not yet clear if it’s a loan or a permanent offer, but Belgium’s window will close on September 6, giving Hayden another potential exit if no national move emerges.
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‘We understand’:
The reporter said that Man United had an eye on the 27-year-old Newcastle player but he did not go
Manchester United were on the hunt for a left-back last week.
Indeed, Luke Shaw’s injury has upset the Reds’ plans and they are scouring door-to-door in search of a new full-back.
Players like Marcos Alonso and Marc Cucurella were contacted before Sergio Reguilon was finally signed, and according to the Mail’s Craig Hope, one player United had their eyes on was Matt Target.
Speaking on The Mail’s transfer deadline live stream, Targett was briefly a target for Manchester United but ultimately failed to make the move as Newcastle would not allow him to leave in the summer.
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Targett checked
Hope shares what he knows about Targett
“You mention that and I’m talking to my agent and one name that comes up about Manchester United is Matt Targett.
They’re making a list of available left-backs and Targett is bottom of the table, but he won’t be allowed in that window, from what we understand,” Hope said.
Shame
It’s a shame that Targett wasn’t moved to Old Trafford, when he really needed a fresh start elsewhere.
Targett is believed to be Newcastle’s fourth left-back at the moment after Dan Burn, Lewis Hall and Tino Livramento, and he is unlikely to feature much this season.
The chance to prove yourself at Manchester United would be great, but alas, that’s not going to happen.
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