Anthony Gordon

Newcastle have agreed to sign Anthony Gordon from Everton this January transfer window.The Magpies have hit upon a £40m fee with The Toffees for the.

[Newcastle](https://talksport.com/sport/football/team/113114/newcastle-united/) enough time to potentially have Gordon ready to be part of the squad to face Southampton in the second leg of their Carabao Cup semi-final. [a £5m payment in the earlier stages of the negotiations](https://talksport.com/football/1315744/newcastle-everton-anthony-gordon-transfer-latest-update-january-window/), all parties have now come to an agreement. [The Toffees ](https://talksport.com/sport/football/team/113058/everton/)for the winger, plus £5m in add-ons, talkSPORT understands after the player made it clear he wanted to move.

Gordon, who has 18 months remaining on his contract at Goodison, had also attracted interest from Chelsea but looks to be destined for Eddie Howe's men ...

TikTok footage showed the fan sprinting down the road to catch up to Gordon's window before shouting through the driver-side window: 'You f***ing d***head. There were concerns that the arrival of Marcelo Bielsa as manager at Goodison Park could halt the deal, given he wanted pace in his team. What the f***, like?

The Toffees number 10 hasn't started a game since the mid-season World Cup break after suffering from a dip in form. Newcastle boss Eddie Howe has remained ...

Gordon is wanted by the Magpies but Everton have reportedly agreed on a transfer fee of £40m for the 21-year-old, with another £5m in add-ons. "I can tell you absolutely nothing. Anthony Gordon has told Everton that he won't return to the club as he tries to force through a move to Newcastle.

Newcastle United have agreed to sign Anthony Gordon from Everton for an initial £40million fee. Gordon was required to submit a transfer request for the ...

Newcastle manager Howe is also interested in recruiting a No 6 and young right-back. The attacker broke through at Everton after spending five years in their academy. His current team are 19th, having not won a competitive game since October 22.

Newcastle and Everton are fighting over a £5million difference in their valuations of Anthony Gordon.The 21-year-old is at the centre of a transfer s.

[ready-made replacement for Gordon is ready to be snapped up](https://talksport.com/football/1315587/everton-transfer-west-ham-michail-antonio-anthony-gordon-sean-dych) in West Ham striker Michail Antonio. [White and Jordan](https://talksport.com/topic/jim-white-simon-jordan-talksport/) to offer the latest news on the deal, and revealed: “I’ve just had a message that, at the moment, the two clubs Newcastle and Everton are £5m apart in terms of fee. [at the centre of a transfer saga](https://talksport.com/football/1314527/anthony-gordon-newcastle-transfer-update-everton-james-maddison/) that has turned ugly after [not turning up to training three days in a row](https://talksport.com/football/1314687/anthony-gordon-misses-third-everton-training-newcastle-transfer-interest/) to try force [Everton](https://talksport.com/sport/football/team/113058/everton/) into selling him to [Newcastle](https://talksport.com/sport/football/team/113114/newcastle-united/). Everton and Newcastle are £5m apart in terms of their valuation of Anthony Gordon, who really wants that move to St. Gordon was given approved leave on Monday but then failed to return to the club on Tuesday and Wednesday, following an incident captured on video of Everton fans blocking the youngster in as he tried to leave Goodison Park after defeat to Southampton earlier this month. [which talkSPORT host Simon Jordan branded ‘laughable’](https://talksport.com/football/1313740/anthony-gordon-newcastle-transfer-everton-60million-danny-murphy-simon-jordan/) – but that fee might have to drop considerably if Gordon is to get his wish and move to St.

Newcastle United have agreed a fee with Everton for Anthony Gordon and the forward won't have to take a place in the Magpies' 25-man squad in the second ...

It does at least give Newcastle room to manoeuvre, though, if the right opportunity comes along in the final days of the window. However, given the outlay involved in the Gordon deal, perhaps, it would be a surprise if Newcastle do any further major business before Tuesday night's deadline. Gordon is cup tied, so won't be available for Newcastle's Carabao Cup semi-final second-leg against Southampton on Tuesday night, but the 21-year-old is expected to be in attendance at [St James' Park](https://www.chroniclelive.co.uk/all-about/st-james-park) if everything goes to plan. According to the Premier League rulebook, a player under the age of 21 on New Year's Day in the year in which the season started is classed as an under-21 player. An additional bonus with this deal is that Gordon was born after January 1, 2001. Newcastle United will still have a space to register a new senior player in the final days of the window if required - even after the Magpies complete the signing of Anthony Gordon.