Newcastle United are expected to be one of the busiest Premier League clubs this summer as Eddie Howe looks to rebuild and strengthen his squad ahead of the new campaign.
After a disappointing season and several key departures, the Magpies have already moved quickly in the transfer market, adding young talents while continuing their search for more quality reinforcements
With midfield improvement becoming a major priority, Newcastle have been exploring options to add creativity and long-term quality to their ranks.
Newcastle United have made an ambitious move for Tottenham Hotspur midfielder Lucas Bergvall after opening talks over a potential summer transfer for the highly-rated Swedish talent.

The Magpies submitted an offer believed to be worth around £46million (€54m) for the 20-year-old midfielder, a proposal that exceeded Nottingham Forest’s previous approaches for the player.
However, Tottenham have rejected Newcastle’s bid, with Spurs determined to keep hold of Bergvall unless a suitable offer arrives that matches their valuation.
Despite being under contract with Tottenham until June 2031, Bergvall has reportedly informed the club of his desire to explore an opportunity elsewhere this summer, attracting interest from several clubs across England and Europe.
Newcastle’s pursuit of the midfielder comes after a busy summer window, following the departure of Sandro Tonali to Tottenham and their failure to secure the signing of Johan Manzambi, who joined Aston Villa instead.
Bergvall joined Spurs from Swedish side Djurgården in 2024 for around £8.5million and has since made 78 appearances for the club, establishing himself as one of Europe’s most exciting young midfield prospects.
The midfielder featured 33 times in all competitions last season, contributing one goal and five assists, although his campaign was interrupted after undergoing surgery for a high ankle sprain that kept him sidelined until March.
With Newcastle looking to strengthen their midfield options, talks could continue as the Magpies consider whether to return with an improved offer for the Tottenham star.