What Fabrizio Romano heard about Anthony Gordon transfer is excellent news for Liverpool
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Anthony Gordon could be sold by Newcastle this summer, reports Fabrizio Romano.The Liverpool-linked winger is one of several names that could be up for grabs in the next window, including Sandro Tonali and Bruno Guimaraes.DOWNLOAD THE OFFICIAL EMPIRE OF THE KOP APP FOR ALL THE LATEST & BREAKING UPDATES – STRAIGHT TO YOUR PHONE! ON APPLE & GOOGLE PLAYThe England international has been heavily linked to FC Bayern of late, but Premier League interest can’t be ignored.Anthony Gordon could leave Newcastle this summerNewcastle’s current financial struggles, set to be exacerbated by the lack of Champions League football going into the 2026/27 season, could force them into a painful sale or two.“According to my info, there is a possibility Newcastle sell one or two top players in the summer transfer window.
It’s about Financial Fair Play, it’s about the cost of the squad, so they have to consider exits; it could be one, could be two, based on opportunities, proposals, and what players want to do,” Romano spoke on his official YouTube channel.“Anthony Gordon has chances to leave Newcastle in the summer transfer window. I’m not saying that Newcastle are going to sell all these players, that’s not the case.
Newcastle will try to keep as many as possible.“But, at the moment, there is a possibility Anthony Gordon could be on his way out of Newcastle in case of a big proposal.”Gordon, you might expect, would at least tweak a couple of eyebrows at Liverpool ahead of the summer.Want more Empire of the Kop coverage? I would not underestimate Premier League clubs in this race for Anthony Gordon in case there is a door open to his exit in the summer.”The Italian went on to add: “At the moment, what I’m told is that it’s still early, with several clubs involved, with the first round of discussions around Anthony Gordon.“Interest also from the Premier League, not only from Germany or other countries.”However, that’s not necessarily to suggest that Liverpool are infinitely more likely to land the wide attacker this summer.Indeed, Ian Doyle at the Echo has already reported that the prospects of us landing Gordon in the next window appear ‘remote’.Whether Newcastle’s stance will soften in that regard, of course, remains a point of possibility.We know that, at one time, the player was more than open to the idea of an Anfield switch.