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Bruno Guimaraes posts six-word Tweet amid reports Madrid want Newcastle star

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Real Madrid are reportedly keen on signing Newcastle star Bruno Guimaraes as a replacement for Manchester United-bound Casemiro – and the Toon midfielder has posted a six-word message on Twitter amid the reports.

Bruno, 24, has instantly become a fan favourite at Newcastle after joining the club from Lyon in January. Playing 17 times in the second half of the season, the Brazil international scored five goals from the middle of the park.

He has helped Newcastle pick up four points from their opening two games this time around. Eddie Howe’s side have also kept two clean sheets against Nottingham Forest and Brighton – but face Manchester City this weekend.

Carlo Ancelotti has confirmed that Casemiro is leaving Real Madrid, with a move to Manchester United imminent. Reports from Spain claim Madrid will go after Bruno as his replacement, despite numerous options in midfield.

Howe spoke of how “brilliant” Bruno is at Newcastle in Friday’s press conference, and fully expects him to stay. That is, despite the lure of Real Madrid. Now, Bruno has taken to Twitter with a cryptic six-word Tweet.

Madrid keen on Bruno: Newcastle star has posted on Twitter

Is it a Tweet that Newcastle fans should be concerned with? Ultimately, Ancelotti has also said that he has plenty of options at Madrid already despite the potential exit of Casemiro. Toni Kroos, Eduardo Camavinga and more.

But if Madrid do pursue a replacement in the next two weeks, the lure of Madrid will surely tempt Bruno. Newcastle are in a position to charge what they want if Madrid do go after him – with a contract until June 2026.

His Tweet is somewhat cryptic and mysterious, with the player sure to have seen rumours of a move to Madrid. There is a long line of Brazilian legends at Madrid. But the chances are Newcastle will prevent a sale.

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