Arsenal, Man City Monitor Newcastle's Livramento

Arsenal and Manchester City are both monitoring Newcastle United defender Tino Livramento ahead of the summer transfer window, with the 23-year-old England international facing uncertainty over his long-term future at St. James' Park.

Livramento, who joined Newcastle from Southampton in 2023 for an initial fee of 32 million pounds, has two years remaining on his contract as of this summer. The club has initiated discussions for an extension, but progress has stalled, and the player has not indicated a strong desire to commit. Newcastle values the versatile right back at around 60 million pounds, a figure that reflects his contributions to the team's rise under manager Eddie Howe, including consistent performances in the Premier League despite injury setbacks this season.

For Arsenal, Livramento represents a potential reinforcement at right back, particularly if Ben White departs. White's contract also expires in two years, and the Gunners may need to offload a first-team player to fund squad investments under Mikel Arteta. Jurrien Timber currently holds the starting role, bolstered by the recent signing of teenager Jaden Dixon from Stoke City, who debuted in an FA Cup victory...