The Champions League returns to the North East on a big night for Newcastle United and Tyneside as French powerhouse Paris Saint-Germain line up at St James’ Park. Eddie Howe’s team will have a serious challenge from Kylian Mbappe and company, but there are good reasons to be optimistic after a busy summer of signing new players. NewcastleWorld offers information on a young Magpies player’s future on the international scene and transfer news prior to kickoff.

For a significant decision, Elliot Anderson requires “time and space.”
Breakthrough According to Scotland manager Steve Clarke, Newcastle United player Elliot Anderson needs “time and space” to make a decision about his future in international play. The 20-year-old, who was born in England but is eligible for Scotland, has been a revelation for the Magpies this season. Despite being chosen by Clarke in September, he withdrew from the team amid rumors that he was questioning his allegiances.

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Anderson was today left out of the Scotland squad for upcoming matches with Spain and France. Clarke reasoned: “Elliot is a young man making his way in the game. He has a big decision to make international-wise. Let’s just give the boy a little time and space to make that decision. He left the last camp and we haven’t spoken since. I haven’t picked him for this camp. I will move on and work with the players I have got.”

Newcastle United transfer link being monitored in Argentina

Reported Newcastle United interest in Southampton midfielder Carlos Alcaraz is being closely monitored in Argentina as a new clause in the 20-year-old’s contract emerges. The Magpies have been linked with a move for the star, who joined Southampton in January but has failed to keep his status as a regular in the Championship this term. Despite a lack of minutes, Alcaraz continues to attract interest from the Premier League.

Racing de Alma now reports that any deal, potentially involving the Magpies, would be a huge benefit to Alcaraz’s first club Racing de Alma. It is believed the Argentinian club are to receive 15% of any sell-on price for the midfielder. Southampton are believed to want £26 million for Alcaraz’s services, to turn a profit on the £12 million they forked out nearly a year ago. Brighton are known to have offered £19 million in the summer but the Saints’ man’s future remains undecided.

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