Newcastle United midfielder set for Premier League transfer as former Magpie joins Bradford City

Newcastle United transfers: Isaac Hayden could be on the move from St James’ Park this summer with four Championship teams set to miss out on his signature.
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Here, we round-up all the latest stories that have emerged from St James’ Park and beyond:

Championship quartet delivered transfer blow

Middlesbrough, West Brom, QPR and Millwall have been delivered a major blow in their pursuit of Newcastle United man Isaac Hayden. The quartet, along with Southampton, had been linked with a move for the midfielder this summer.

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However, fresh reports from Football Insider claim that Hayden is set to join Premier League newcomers Luton Town. Hayden has been training away from the first-team and didn’t feature for the Magpies during pre-season, with his last appearance coming back in December 2021.

Ex-Newcastle United youngster joins League Two side

Bradford City have announced the signing of former Newcastle United man Adam Wilson. The 23-year-old has moved to Valley Parade from Welsh Premier League side The New Saints (TNS). Wilson featured for Newcastle’s Under-21 side and played in the EFL Trophy for the Magpies but never made a senior appearance for the club before leaving to join TNS last summer.

Speaking about his move to the Bantams, Wilson admitted it was ‘difficult’ to say no to a move to Bradford - a team he believes should be playing higher up in the football pyramid. Wilson said: "This is a big club that should be a lot higher up in the leagues, with a great manager and fanbase, so it was difficult to say no.

"I love playing in front of big crowds. I did it a few times at Newcastle, and it really gets your adrenaline going."

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