Howe has declined to comment on goalkeeper Martin Dubravka‘s gesture to the fans after the Carabao Cup semi-final first leg win over Arsenal on Tuesday, saying it was just normal body language.

The Magpies, who are close to Saudi Arabian investors, are looking for ทางเข้า ufabet https://ufabet999.app a deal that will help the team’s financial status turn green, seeing Dubravka as an interesting option because Al-Shabab of the Saudi Pro League is ready to use their services. 

Howe So we saw the 35-year-old goalkeeper say goodbye to the Toon Army who came to cheer him on at the Emirates Stadium yesterday. It was definitely a signal, but the English coach played dumb. 

“Nothing, I have no further comment to add to that,” he told the Newcastle Chronicle.

edule in a short period of time, so I don’t want to tell anyone in advance which games we will be in.”

“Martin played so well that I asked myself, I don’t want to lose him either.”

“I don’t know anything about the transfer market. All I have in my head is the game.” 

“So I think that after this, I will have the opportunity to discuss with the sports director, Paul Mitchell.” 

At present, Newcastle’s first-choice goalkeeper Nick Pope is still unable to play as he continues his recovery. 

Therefore, if Dubravka really leaves the team, the team may have to rely on Greek goalkeeper Odysseus Vlachodimos for a short period of time.