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Bruno stays a Magpie! Newcastle midfield dynamo Guimaraes signs new long-term contract with £100 million release clause

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  • Guimaraes set to extend Newcastle stay
  • Will sign a five-year deal with a £100 million release clause
  • Liverpool, Real Madrid were interested in signing the Brazilian

WHAT HAPPENED? Journalist Fabrizio Romano, on Saturday, confirmed that the Brazilian has agreed to put pen to paper on a new five-year deal that will reportedly have a release clause of £100 million (€115m/$122m).

THE BIGGER PICTURE: Earlier this month there were reports that suggested Liverpool were keen on signing the Magpies' midfield star to bolster their squad during the summer transfer window and had even placed a £100 million bid which was rejected by Newcastle who were determined not to sell their star player. Real Madrid were also eyeing a move for the 25-year-old.

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WHAT NEXT? Guimaraes will be next seen in action for the Magpies on Sunday when they take on Sheffield United in the Premier League.

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