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All completed Newcastle United transfers so far in 2025-26 - listed

GOAL rounds up all the completed Newcastle United transfers in the 2025-26 season so far.

The 2024-25 campaign turned out to be one for the history books at St. James' Park, as Newcastle United punched their ticket back to the Champions League and ended a near three-decade wait for domestic silverware. Dan Burn and Alexander Isak were the heroes at Wembley, guiding the Magpies to a gritty 2-1 win over Liverpool in the Carabao Cup final, marking their first major trophy since 1995.   

Eddie Howe's men secured a top-five Premier League finish with 66 points on the board, six more than the season before, and narrowly edged out Aston Villa for the final Champions League berth, thanks to a superior goal difference, despite a final-day slip-up against Everton. 

With European nights returning to Tyneside and expectations rising, Newcastle are eager to cement their status among the Premier League's elite. Having already wrapped several high-profile transfer deals, the club remains active in the market ahead of the deadline day amid strong Alexander Isak to Liverpool rumours.

GOAL has got you covered with all the completed Newcastle United transfers in the ongoing 2025-26 season, below.

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    New signings summer window

    PlayerNationalityPrevious ClubFee
    Nick WoltemadeGermanyStuttgart£64.9 million
    Anthony ElangaSweden Nottingham Forest£55 million 
    Jacob RamseyEnglandAston Villa£40 million
    Malick ThiawGermanyAC Milan£34.6 million
    Seung-soo ParkSouth KoreaSuwon BluewingsUndisclosed
    Aaron RamsdaleEnglandSouthamptonLoan
    Antonito CorderoSpainMalagaFree
    Lloyd Kelly EnglandJuventusEnd of Loan
    Harrison Ashby Scotland/EnglandQPREnd of Loan

    Newcastle United have been busy reshaping their squad this summer, bringing in seven new faces to bolster Eddie Howe's ranks. The headline arrival is none other than German forward Nick Woltemade, secured from VfB Stuttgart in a record-breaking deal that smashes the club's previous transfer marks and adds serious firepower to the Magpies' attack.

    They kicked off their summer business by securing a long-term deal for Antonito Cordero, the highly rated former Málaga academy prospect. The promising youngster inked a five-year contract but is tipped to head out on loan for the 2025–26 season to gain valuable first-team experience. 

    The Magpies made a real statement of intent by landing Anthony Elanga from Nottingham Forest in a headline-grabbing transfer that could rise to £55 million ($74m), a major attacking addition to boost their frontline.

    After their long-running pursuit of James Trafford concluded in disappointment, the Magpies made a shrewd move by signing England goalkeeper Aaron Ramsdale from relegated Southampton. Newcastle are also actively scouting reinforcements across several key areas, including a right-winger, central defender, and a second striker to add depth to Howe's options. 

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    Departures summer window

    PlayerNationalityNew ClubFee
    Llyod KellyEngland / JamaicaJuventus£14.5m (€17.5m)
    Sean LongstaffEngland Leeds United£12m (€13.80)
    Martin DubravkaSlovakiaBurnleyUndisclosed
    Jamal LewisNorthern IrelandWithout ClubN/A
    Callum WilsonEnglandWithout ClubN/A
    John RuddyEnglandWithout ClubN/A
    Joe WhiteEnglandLeyton OrientLoan
    Matt TargettEnglandMiddlesbrough Loan

    Lloyd Kelly sealed a permanent move to Juventus from Newcastle on June 30, bringing his initial loan stint to a close. The 26-year-old centre-back originally made the switch to Turin during the January transfer window on a deal that carried a mandatory purchase clause, triggered by performance-based conditions that were met this summer. 

    The Magpies are reportedly determined to hold onto wantaway striker Alexander Isak despite Liverpool's interest and a potential £130 million bid, according to recent reports.

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