Lewis Hall: Newcastle United set eye-watering new price tag for Manchester United target

Newcastle United could reportedly demand a permanent transfer fee exceeding €100 million for left-back Lewis Hall amid continued interest from Manchester United. The Red Devils failed to secure the Englishman during the summer and are looking for a long-term successor to Luke Shaw. However, Hall's contract with Newcastle runs until 2031, which is expected to drive up his market valuation.

The Peoples Person reports that INEOS is unlikely to meet such a steep asking price, which may force Manchester United to explore alternative left-back targets. These potential options include Barcelona's Alejandro Balde on an initial loan deal, RB Leipzig full-back David Raum, Bournemouth's Adrien Truffert, and Crystal Palace defender Tyrick Mitchell.