Chelsea Arsenal and Manchester United are all interested in signing Newcastle's Callum Wilson for £18 million this month, says the Evening Standard. Wilson, 31, has been linked with an exit from St. James' Park throughout the transfer window as the club need to balance the books to stay within Premier League profit and sustainability rules. They have spent around £400m since Saudi A...Full Story »

Chelsea, Manchester United and West Ham are all in the market for firepower and the England striker is available this month. Callum Wilson could leave Newcastle before the end of the transfer window Toon have already rejected a loan swoop for 31-year-old Wilson from Atletico Madrid, while AC Milan have also shown interest this month Newcastle must sell before buying to remain within FFP rules...Full Story »

NEWCASTLE have been dealt another major blow with Callum Wilson offered his dream move to AC Milan, according to reports. And it comes just hours after the Toon reportedly agreed to sell Miguel Almiron. Callum Wilson could be on his way to AC Milan this month Credit: PA According to the Daily Mail, AC Milan are ready to submit a bid to sign Wilson on a permanent deal. The England striker had...Full Story »

NEWCASTLE have rejected a loan bid from Atletico Madrid for striker Callum Wilson, according to reports. However, Financial Fair Play restrictions could force the Toon to sell the England forward if the Spanish giants return with a permanent offer. Callum Wilson could be sold if Newcastle receive a permanent offer for the striker Credit: Getty European clubs are testing Newcastle's resolve as...Full Story »

Callum Wilson and Bruno Guimaraes served up a grandstand finish to take Newcastle to the brink of Champions League football with a resounding victory over Brighton.Having seen Deniz Undav drag the Seagulls back into the game after his own goal and Dan Burn’s towering header had given the Magpies a 2-0 half-time lead, Wilson scored his 18th of the season and then set up Guimaraes to wrap up...Full Story »

Eddie Howe hailed Newcastle’s stars for a deserved victory against meek Manchester United, whose players held an open and frank discussion after what Luke Shaw called an “unacceptable” display.Sunday’s clash in the race for the top four lived up to the billing at St James’ Park as Joe Willock and substitute Callum Wilson secured the hosts a memorable 2-0 win.Newcast...Full Story »