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Newcastle Exclusive: Anthony Gordon could go on strike to land Liverpool move

Newcastle Exclusive: Anthony Gordon could go on strike to land Liverpool move

Security Incident with ENHYPEN

On August 3, 2024, ENHYPEN, the popular K-Pop group, faced a troubling security incident as they departed Korea for China. The group encountered rough handling from security guards while navigating through an enthusiastic crowd of fans. In the chaotic scene, a staff member inadvertently pushed Jay while trying to manage the crowd. This incident appeared to be an involuntary reaction; the staff member’s right hand, which was closer to Jay, moved in tandem with his left hand used to push back fans. Despite the jostle, Jay quickly recovered and was guided along safely by the staff. The situation highlights ongoing concerns about the handling of crowd control and security measures at high-profile events.

Liverpool’s Persistent Interest in Anthony Gordon

In football news, Liverpool’s interest in Newcastle United’s Anthony Gordon remains a topic of significant discussion. Although talks between the two clubs regarding a player-exchange deal fell through at the end of June, Liverpool is still keen on acquiring the talented winger. Initially, Newcastle was only willing to consider a deal if Jarell Quansah could move in the opposite direction. However, Liverpool was not open to this arrangement.

Recent updates from Football Insider suggest that Liverpool has now offered Joe Gomez as part of a new proposal to facilitate the transfer. Despite Gordon’s evident enthusiasm for joining Liverpool, Newcastle is prepared to offer him a lucrative new contract to keep him at St. James’ Park.

There is growing concern that Gordon might try to force a move for himself once he returns from his post-European Championship break. Speculation includes the possibility of him downing tools to push for a transfer. Gordon, who was once a youth player at Liverpool before being released at age 11, could see this move as a chance to return to his former club.

Newcastle United’s High Valuation of Gordon

Newcastle United has set a hefty price tag on Anthony Gordon, valuing him at £100 million, including add-ons. Football Insider previously reported that Newcastle’s initial valuation was £75 million, rising to £100 million with additional incentives. The Magpies acquired Gordon from Everton for £45 million in January 2023.

Gordon has made a notable impact at Newcastle, scoring 12 goals and providing 11 assists across all competitions last season. His departure would be a significant blow to Eddie Howe’s squad, especially considering Gordon was named Player of the Season for 2023-24.

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