Matúš Dubravka's tearful farewell to Newcastle fans after their 2-0 win at Arsenal suggests a move to Saudi Pro League side Al-Shabab is imminent. A verbal agreement is in place, and while Newcastle manager Eddie Howe hopes to keep Dubravka, a January exit seems likely.
The Slovakian goalkeeper was wiping away tears as he thanked the travelling support after what could be his last ever game for the Toon Army.reports that Saudi Pro League side Al-Shabab are close to completing a deal to sign the former Sparta Prague gloveman.
While Dubravka's emotional reaction could be a hint that he is waving goodbye to Newcastle after seven years on the books at the Tyneside club.has made it clear he doesn't want to lose Dubravka given his contribution to the team and his stellar form.Quizzed on if Dubravka was saying goodbye to the fans, Howe said: "I’ve got nothing to add on that.
Arsenal fans will have watched Carabao Cup disaster and wished Alexander Isak was playing for them - he's unbelievable"But I genuinely know nothing. I’ve been head down, into the game. I’m sure I’ll speak to Paul at some stage.”
Transfer Newcastle Dubravka Saudi Pro League Al-Shabab
United Kingdom Latest News, United Kingdom Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Vlachodimos Could Pave the Way for Dubravka's Newcastle ExitNewcastle fans believe the presence of Odysseas Vlachodimos in the squad allows for the departure of Martin Dubravka in January, despite an injury to Nick Pope.
Read more »
The confirmed Newcastle team v Brentford - Schar, Gordon, Dubravka, Isak all startThe Mag
Read more »
Newcastle Set Sights on Trafford as Dubravka ExitsNewcastle United are pursuing Burnley goalkeeper James Trafford as a replacement for Martin Dubravka, who is poised to join a Saudi Arabian club.
Read more »
Newcastle's Dubravka Faces Al-Shabab Move Amid Contract StandoffNewcastle United goalkeeper, Martin Dubravka, is reportedly on the verge of joining Saudi Arabian club Al-Shabab. Despite recent strong performances and the possibility of a contract extension, the Slovakian shot-stopper is heavily favored to move to the Middle East. Meanwhile, Newcastle navigates a complex Profit and Sustainability Rule (PSR) situation, potentially requiring player departures to facilitate new signings.
Read more »
Dubravka Set for Al Shabab Move After Newcastle SuccessMartin Dubravka's impressive run with Newcastle United may be coming to an end as he's agreed to join Al Shabab.
Read more »
Martin Dubravka Saudi Arabia Transfer in Doubt After Nick Pope's InjuryA reported agreement in principle for Newcastle United goalkeeper Martin Dubravka to join Saudi Arabian club Al-Shabab is now uncertain following Nick Pope's knee injury. With Dubravka stepping in for Pope, Newcastle may reconsider letting him leave in January unless a significant transfer fee is offered.
Read more »