The England left-back signed a new deal with the Magpies in September after interest from Premier League rivals

Former Newcastle United winger Chris Waddle believes Lewis Hall could become a future captain for the club, but only if they match his ambitions for silverware and European football. Hall recently signed a new long-term contract with Newcastle following summer interest from Manchester United, establishing himself as England's first-choice left-back under head coach Matthias Jaissle.
Waddle warned that Hall could become disillusioned and attract transfer bids if Newcastle struggle in the league, noting previous departures of key players like Alexander Isak, Bruno Guimaraes, Anthony Gordon, and Sandro Tonali. He added that Jaissle has made a positive start with a restructured squad, with European qualification likely serving as the minimum target.
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