The full-back will return to the Premier League with a reported deal of 12 million pounds ($16 million), plus bonuses.
The former Tottenham Hotspur player signed a two-and-a-half-year contract, paving the way for him to reach other expected deals for Eddie Howe’s team, who was appointed as coach of the Premier League."Magpies" last November.
In the club statement: "Newcastle are happy to confirm the signing of England full-back Kieran Trippier from Atletico Madrid, for an undisclosed amount".
Howe signed with Trippier, 31, in 2012 when he was coach of Burnley, to now return under his supervision to the Premier League following winning the League title last season with Atletico, which he moved to 2019 from Tottenham.
Interval Tribe: "I am happy to join this wonderful club. I enjoyed my time in Madrid but when I learned of the interest from Newcastle and having worked with Eddie Howe previously, I realized where I wanted to be.".
Duration: "I know that a lot of work awaits us, but I know the requirements of the Premier League very well and I know how special this club is with talented players. I can’t wait to start my journey".
However, Newcastle is struggling to stay in the top flight by occupying the penultimate 19th place, with one victory in 19 matches.
But following 3 months of the Saudi takeover, the club has the opportunity to strengthen its ranks in order to stay among the greats by striking deals, and defenders appear as a priority following conceding 80 goals in the league in 2021.
With his main strikers, Callum Wilson and Frenchman Alain Saint-Maximan, frequently injured, Gabonese Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang was linked with a move to the club, especially following a poor relationship with his Arsenal coach, Mikel Arteta.
On October 7, the English Premier League awarded an investment group that includes the Saudi Public Investment Fund "BCB Capital Partners", And"RB Sports and Media"The green light for the acquisition of Newcastle United, so that the Saudi stake will be 80%.
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The full-back will return to the Premier League with a reported deal of 12 million pounds ($16 million), plus bonuses.
The former Tottenham Hotspur player signed a two-and-a-half-year contract, paving the way for his access to other expected deals for Eddie Howe’s team, who was appointed coach of “Magby’s” last November.
“Newcastle is happy to confirm the signing of England full-back Kieran Trippier from Atletico Madrid, for an undisclosed amount,” the club said in a statement.
Howe signed with Trippier, 31, in 2012 when he was coach of Burnley, to now return under his supervision to the Premier League following winning the League title last season with Atletico, which he moved to 2019 from Tottenham.
“I am delighted to join this wonderful club,” said Trippier. “I enjoyed my time in Madrid but when I heard regarding Newcastle’s interest and having worked with Eddie Howe before, I knew where I wanted to be.”
He continued, “I realize that a lot of work awaits us, but I know the requirements of the Premier League very well and I know how special this club is with talented players. I can’t wait to start my career.”
However, Newcastle is struggling to stay in the top flight by occupying the penultimate 19th place, with one victory in 19 matches.
But following 3 months of the Saudi takeover, the club has the opportunity to strengthen its ranks in order to stay among the greats by striking deals, and defenders appear as a priority following conceding 80 goals in the league in 2021.
With his main strikers, Callum Wilson and Frenchman Alain Saint-Maximan, frequently injured, Gabonese Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang was linked with a move to the club, especially following a poor relationship with his Arsenal coach, Mikel Arteta.
On October 7, the English Premier League gave an investment group comprising the Saudi Public Investment Fund “PCB Capital Partners” and “RB Sports and Media” the green light to acquire Newcastle United, so that the Saudi stake would be 80%.
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