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Newcastle transfer news: Toon scouting USA star, same agent as Harrison Ashby

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The Athletic claim Newcastle United have sent scouts to watch Fulham star Antonee Robinson ahead of a potential move in the summer – with the Toon keen to bring in a left-back to replace the experienced Dan Burn on Tyneside.

English-born Robinson, 25, who has 33 caps for the United States, is impressing in the Premier League. He has now started 24 of Fulham’s 27 Premier League matches, and is renowned for his incredible pace, and his aggression.

Newcastle could do with a left-sided defender despite having numerous options on the books. Burn, who naturally is a centre-back, is currently first choice. Matty Targett is back-up to Burn, while Jamal Lewis remains on the books.

The report claims that Robinson, who was linked with Newcastle earlier this season ahead of the January window, has now been watched by Howe’s men. With his deal ending in June 2024, the Toon may make a move this summer.

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Newcastle United have sent scouts to watch Fulham defender Robinson

Robinson would be a superb signing for Newcastle. He ticks all the boxes. Still young, but has plenty of experience and very much proven in the League. Willing to attack, aggressive but sound in defence. His deal could see him go.

Newcastle could also find a boost in their pursuit of the Fulham man in the form of Harrison Ashby. Transfer Markt say he has the same agent as January signing Harrison Ashby. It is unclear how much the Toon may have to spend.

But he will not cost top dollar given his deal. It might be that Fulham are open to reducing his price tag a little. Their might be some wriggle room. If Eddie Howe can get him for less than £30m, then Robinson is a good Toon signing.

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