NEWCASTLE UNITED are preparing a summer transfer swoop for Cameron Carter-Vickers after his impressive loan spell at Bournemouth.
The defender made 26 appearances for the Cherries in the Championship this term having joined from Tottenham 12 months ago.
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But after Bournemouth’s promotion push was ended by Brentford in the play-offs yesterday, the USA international’s future remains uncertain.
Bournemouth want him to stay at the club next season and are ready to make an offer to sign him permanently.
However, SBI Soccer claims Newcastle are also in the hunt for his signature.
They are allegedly willing to meet the £10million valuation placed on Carter-Vickers’ head by Spurs.
And it is not only a straight two-way tussle between them two.
The report also states that Belgian big boys Anderlecht want to sign Carter-Vickers.
Manchester City legend Vincent Kompany is in charge there and he is believed to have been impressed when running the rule over the centre-half.
There are also four MLS sides who want to bring him to the US.
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But the star’s wage demands will likely make that potential switch a no-go.
Carter-Vickers was promoted to the Spurs senior squad in the 2016/17 campaign but has failed to appear in the top-flight for them.
He has been sent out on loan six times, racking up over 100 games in the Championship during those spells.
Bournemouth boss Jonathan Woodgate recently said: “He’s got a lot of experience.
“In my view, he needs to find a home. He needs to find a home and really cement a home and have that place where he’s going to play week in, week out.
“I think if I’m speaking for Cam, he’ll want that. He’ll want to try and find a home.
“I can’t see him wanting to be loaned out again and I’m sure he’d want to find a home and somewhere to settle. But he’s a really top player.”
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Source: Soccer - thesun.co.uk
