Newcastle United coach leaves to join Sunderland’s League One rivals, Mexican striker is linked with the Toon as Arsenal remain interested in goalkeeper

Newcastle start their season against West Ham on Sunday and it seems transfer activity is finally starting to heat up.
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Here, we round-up the latest NUFC transfer news and gossip.

Newcastle coach leaves role to join MK Dons

Newcastle United’s Under-23 coach Chris Hogg has left the club to join MK Dons as assistant to newly-appointed manager Liam Manning.

Newcastle United's Freddie Woodman. (Photo by Mike Hewitt/Getty Images)Newcastle United's Freddie Woodman. (Photo by Mike Hewitt/Getty Images)
Newcastle United's Freddie Woodman. (Photo by Mike Hewitt/Getty Images)
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Following the announcement of Hogg’s departure, Academy Manager Steve Harper said: "This is a great opportunity for Chris to continue his coaching journey at a senior level.

"On behalf of our players and staff, I'd like to thank Chris for his efforts and extend my best wishes to him ahead of this next step in his career."

Mexican star with familiar name en-route to Tyneside?

Newcastle are reportedly closing in on the signing of Santiago Muñoz with reports suggesting that a fee is close to being agreed between the two clubs.

Obvious comparisons with the star of the Goal! Movies Santiago Muñez have been made by supporters across social media, leaving Muñoz with big, albeit fictional, boots to fill.

Woodman still on Arsenal’s radar

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Goalkeeper Freddie Woodman is still a target for Arsenal after they had two approaches for Aaron Ramsdale turned down by Sheffield United.

Woodman has been linked with Arsenal for most of the window.

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