It is now believed that the player sold by Chelsea for £5m could be worth £90m

Reports say some at Newcastle United think ex-Chelsea defender Tino Livramento could be worth a lot more than they sold him.

According to iNews, Eddie Howe’s side believe their new signing could be worth £90m within a few years.

Livramento had great promise all around him as he made his way from the academy to the first team at Stamford Bridge.

However, it was recognized that he would always struggle to establish himself as a regular with the club playing Reece James in the same role.

They then transferred him to Southampton where they initially signed him for a fee of £5 million. However, due to the resale clause included in the sale, this figure has now increased. He joined Champions League club Newcastle in the summer.

Livramento would soon be worth £90million
He has already been drafted into his new team as he soon wants to compete with Kieran Trippier for a place in the starting XI.

However, the Magpies believe they have a player whose value will skyrocket in the years to come, thanks in large part to the promising performances he has already shown throughout his career.

It was reported that they also had similar opinions on the Lewis Hall recording. Earlier in the summer they made too good an offer only to be denied the signing of the young Englishman, who was revealed to have been a Newcastle fan as a child.

Given the potential he showed while playing for the first team last season, this exit could make some fans nervous.

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Felix to Chelsea latest: Barcelona priority, ​​decision of Pochettino, Ansu Fati twist

Joao Felix is ​​keen to leave Atletico Madrid before the summer transfer window closes, with a return to Chelsea as a possible solution for the Portuguese striker.

Joao Felix has been linked with a surprise return to Chelsea as we approach the final days of the summer transfer window. football.london understands that another signing will be fielded by the west London side with an eye to the attacking areas.

A versatile striker is the Blues’ priority ahead of the deadline. Felix joined the west Londoners on a short-term deal from Atletico in January, hoping to impress this summer and secure a permanent move to Stamford Bridge.

However, the 23-year-old has since made it clear that, despite interest from Saudi clubs, his priority is to join Barcelona. That’s why football.london took a look at the latest news on Felix’ future with just two days left until the transfer window.

Barcelona priority

According to Fabrizio Romano, Barcelona are preparing to sign Felix before the transfer window closes on Friday, September 1. The transfer guru said: “Barcelona are ready to launch ‘Operation Joao Felix’ in the next 48 hours – the board are working to find a solution to make this possible with FFP.”

“Joao has only been waiting for Barca since his interview in July. He would only consider other clubs or Saudi Arabia if the Barca deal falls through.”

Player stance revealed

Joao Felix prioritizes a move to Barcelona before the transfer window closes. In a statement about his future, Felix said: “I would like to play for Barcelona.

“Barcelona has always been my first choice and I would really like to play for Barça. It has always been my dream since I was a child. If it happens, it will be a dream come true for me.”

Ansu Fati twist

Barcelona are ready to leave Ansu Fati on loan or on a permanent transfer to make way for the signing of Joao Felix. Tottenham and Chelsea have been offered the chance to sign the youngster from Barca this summer – which would allow the Catalan club to pay Felix’s wages.

The Portuguese international has already expressed his desire to join Barcelona.

Decision of Mauricio Pochettino

According to the Daily Mail, Mauricio Pochettino has already decided he doesn’t want to sign Joao Felix on a permanent deal following his £15million loan spell last season. The Atletico Madrid striker joined the Premier League club on loan in January and has made 20 appearances in all competitions, scoring four goals and providing no assists. Atletico president Enrique Cerezo has confirmed that the Blues will not take the opportunity to sign Felix, adding that he will return to the Spanish capital.