Newcastle secure Hall’s long-term future | OneFootball

Newcastle United have announced Lewis Hall has signed a new long-term contract at St James' Park, dealing a major blow to Manchester United’s pursuit of the 22-year-old left-back.

According to ESPN, the deal runs until 2031. Hall's previous contract was due to expire in 2029, and Newcastle acted to extend it amid Premier League interest.

The development is a setback for Michael Carrick's rebuild at United, who had targeted the former Chelsea defender to address problems on the left. Newcastle also knocked back an enquiry earlier in the summer.

Hall expressed pride at committing his future, highlighting a family connection with the club and his desire to make relatives proud. He praised the backing home and away, which he views as the best in the league.

He also welcomed a positive start under the new head coach and staff, and believes the team can achieve big things. The renewal forms part of Newcastle's wider plan to retain emerging domestic talent after the departures of Bruno Guimarães, Sandro Tonali and Anthony Gordon. The move keeps Hall off the market as the January window approaches, meaning United must seek alternatives.

Source: Goal.com

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