News about Lloyd Kelly

Eddie Howe has spoken of his frustration after admitting that Newcastle 'have not had the window we wanted'. The pursuit of Marc Guehi looks set to end in failure with Crystal Palace chairman Steve Parish now wanting in excess of £70million for the defender. The England star has been Howe and new sporting director Paul Mitchell's prime target in recent weeks. However, it now appears likely that the Magpies will close for business having spent just £10m on back-up forward William Osula. Lloyd Kelly also arrived on a free transfer last month.

Newcastle narrowly avoided defeat against Bournemouth at the weekend after Dango Outarra's last-gasp goal was controversially disallowed for handball by VAR. However, it was an underwhelming display from the Magpies and came after they ground out a victory over Southampton on the opening day. The 1-1 draw with the Cherries follows a frustrating summer on and off the pitch at St James' Park, with boss Eddie Howe labelling it 'the most difficult' transfer window he has experienced in his managerial career.

Newcastle are set to offer Anthony Gordon a new contract amid recent speculation linking him with a move to Liverpool , according to a report. The winger enjoyed a stunning campaign last term and ended the season with 11 goals and 10 assists in 35 Premier League outings. Gordon's form for the Magpies saw him earn a spot in Gareth Southgate 's England squad that reached the final of the European Championship , though he was only afforded a solitary minute during the side's run.

It is that time of the year again, when rumours run wild and fans wait with anticipation to see who might join their club. For other fans it is a nervous wait, as they sit hoping their best player will stay and continue to build. Yes, the Premier League transfer window is officially open and there has already been a wave of rumours as clubs are linked with all manner of players.

Newcastle have completed the signing Bournemouth defender Lloyd Kelly on a free transfer. Kelly has spent the last five years at the Cherries after joining from Bristol City, but his contract was set to expire at the end of next month. The Magpies have moved quickly to secure his signature, announcing he has joined the club on Thursday.  

Bournemouth have confirmed the release of 14 players after revealing their retained list for the 2024-25 season. The big name on the list is former captain Lloyd Kelly, who is expected to join Newcastle as a free agent at the end of his contract.  Kelly captained the side to promotion back to the Premier League in 2021-22 - a role he handed over to Neto in 2023. 

EXCLUSIVE: Newcastle have reached an agreement to sign Bournemouth defender Lloyd Kelly on a free transfer. Kelly has spent the last five years at the Cherries after joining from Bristol City, but his contract is set to expire at the end of next month. The Magpies have moved quickly to secure his signature, and Mail Sport understands a deal is now in place for the 25-year-old to move to St James' Park this summer.

CRAIG HOPE: Newcastle's injury epidemic has now extended to their backroom workers, with goalkeeping coach Shwan Jalal suffering a serious knee injury during the club's recent trip to Dubai, according to Notebook. This is the latest tragedy, the 40-year-old was wounded in the final 15 minutes of the last session before the team returned home to Tyneside. Jalal will now be out of action until pre-season and has his leg in a defensive brace. Adam Bartlett will take care of the keepers, and Eddie Howe is lucky that he has two very capable goalie coaches.

Newcastle's Lloyd Kelly is undergoing a summer contract, and the man who is going forward with talks may be preparing for a new role at the club. Steve Nickson is the current head of recruitment, but we know he will be considered for a redrawn sporting director/director of football following Dan Ashworth's departure. After the club's new ownership took over in 2021, it was expected that the former school teacher would be shown the door by the club's new ownership. Joelinton, who was a misfiring forward during the Mike Ashley period, was overseeing the £40 million club-record signing.

Newcastle United defender Lloyd Kelly is weighing a summer transfer for Bournemouth defender Lloyd Kelly. At the end of this season, the 25-year-old is out of work and making him one of the summer's most highly coveted free agents. So far this season, Kelly has put in a string of good results for Andoni Iraola's team, and clubs have courted her both nationally and internationally.

Manchester United's recruitment in the past two years has been criticized extensively, and now three of the Premier League's top recruiters have been named among the top 20 underperformers. A graph containing data from Twenty First Group compared the two-year average ratings of all Premier League players and plotted it against their new nine-month ratings. The chart then shows how much money the player has been playing against various rankings, ranging from 'League Two Averages (300)' to 'Ballon d'Or Contenders (1000+)'.

KIERAN GILL AT THE VITALITY STADIUM: Bournemouth accepted their place in the FA Cup's fifth round with a 5-0 win over Swansea on Thursday night. The Cherries three goals were up within 15 minutes at the Vitality Stadium before David Brooks and Dominic Solanke scored to bring a first half victory. Bournemouth's 4-0 loss to Liverpool on Sunday was the perfect antidote, after their 4-0 loss at home against Liverpool, while Swanse has now lost just twice in their last seven games in all competitions.

SIMON JONES: Bournemouth is hoping to beat Luton Town after announcing the signing of Ecuador U20 midfielder Oscar Zano. Brighton and Manchester United also scouted the highly rated 19-year-old from Ecuador's LDU Quito.

Simon Jones of Mail Sport gives us a detailed rundown of who players each of the Premier League clubs should expect to bring in this January. So many actors could be on their way out during next month's transfer window as well as the actresses who may be on their way out.

Tottenham Hotspur is reportedly following a Bournemouth player as they continue to expand their squad in the January transfer window. With eight victories from their first ten Premier League matches, Ange Postecoglou's team started the season on a good note. However, they have fallen to fifth place in the table after suffering a string of injuries and suspensions.

In the summer, the 25-year-old center back is out of service, and has shown no willingness to sign a new one. In August, Tottenham made a £20 million bid to sign the England U21 international, but Kelly decided not to remain, and will have a greater choice of options from January to August than if he were to leave on a free next summer. Milan is gathering information and technical director Geoffrey Moncada was in the stands to watch Kelly play against Burnley last month.

MATT BARLOW: MATT BARLOW: Although Premier League clubs were investing £2.36 billion on transfers, Maidstone United were battling to replace two outdated toilet blocks and wondering where they would find the £250,000 needed to replace their 3G pitch next season. Grimsby were signing a dozen players but a safety audit revealed it had become a point of urgency after years of neglect under former owners. Another £100,000 had already been scheduled to reseed the playing surface at Blundell Park and the training pitches. They were at Lincoln trying to protect their earnings amid the cost-of-living crisis and inflation, which has raised prices by around 18 percent since the start of last season.

SIMON JONES: Tottenham midfielder Conor Gallagher's Conor Gallagher's verbal bid of up to £40 million, including add-ons. Chelsea's appraisal of the 23-year-old is £5 million less than Chelsea's estimate of £45 million. The England international is weighing up his future after Chelsea brought in Cole Palmer, Moises Caicedo, and Romeo Lavia for their midfield, according to Mail Sport.

SIMON JONES: Tottenham have been in contact with Chelsea regarding a potential transfer for midfielder Conor Gallagher. The England international is weighing up his future after Chelsea brought in Cole Palmer, Moises Caicedo, and Romeo Lavia for their midfield, as Mail Sport revealed yesterday. Gallagher captained Chelsea against AFC Wimbledon and would like to continue playing, but is realistic about his chances.

MANCHESTER UNION 0-1 BOURNEMOUTH UNITED CHRIS WHEELER AT THE VITALITY STADIUM: CHRIS WHEELER AT MANCHESTER UNITED - Since walking through the door at Manchester United last summer, the top-four was Erik ten Hag's most important victim. The Carabao Cup was a good reward, and the FA Cup will be even better if United return to Wembley next month. However, Champions League qualification is always at the top of the list. To be fair, it was a basic requirement, and one that has been in some doubt these past few weeks as United have stumbled and Liverpool have put together an end-of-season rally.

IAN HERBERT: However, the first public broadcast in this country of mic'd-up referees, their assistants, and VAR officials in the heat of penalty decisions was still a major step forward in terms of the game's recognition and recognition. We went behind the curtain into the white heat of government employees under intense pressure in real time, with refereeing chief Howard Webb on Sky Sports Monday Night Football to explain.

CHRIS SUTTON: When watching Match of the Day, you can only wonder what Howard Webb, the PGMOL's new manager, was thinking about. Officials can make mistakes, but there were two contenders for the worst decisions since VAR arrived in the Premier League on Saturday. One of Webb's most important updates should be to remind the referees that they do not have to blindly follow Stockley Park's instructions when they were sent to their pitchside monitors.

POWER RANKINGS: With some particularly striking results, the first midweek round of Premier League fixtures offered up a lot of goals, excitement, joy, and despair, with some of whom were particularly impressive. Arsenal continued their undefeated run with a 2-1 win over Aston Villa, Manchester City remained hot on their tail with a 6-0 thrashing of Nottingham Forest, and Liverpool's comeback 2-1 victory over Newcastle was another bit of drama. Southampton shocked Chelsea 2-1, with Manchester United's revival under Erik ten Hag's leadership winning their third straight victory over Leicester 1-0, but Brighton lost their unbeaten run after losing 2-1 to Fulham. Crystal Palace, Brentford, West Ham and Tottenham Hotspur, and Leeds and Everton lost 1-1 draws, with Bournemouth bouncing out a goalless draw against Wolves. Julian Alvarez, Martin Odegaard, Erling Haaland, Aleksandar Mitrovic and Raheem Sterling (left-right) all impressed - but who else caught the eye from an individual perspective? Here's the most recent top ten of Sportsmail's Premier League Power Rankings.

KIERAN GILL AT THE VITALITY STADIUM: Not a £1,320 cardigan on sale, but there was some wool on Bournemouth's side as the competition progressed to a stalemate. Bournemouth was warned by Taylor about time wasting midway through the first half. The basic pattern was straightforward: a defender would stand over a deep free kick, age, and then usher the goalkeeper to take it instead at the final moment. Taylor's patience was shattered in the second half as he brought Bournemouth goalkeeper Neto to court for milking a goal kick. However, it was a sign that the manager-less team's top priority in this Premier League match was not lost - don't lose, no matter what.