Newcastle United are reportedly eyeing a high-profile move for former Everton striker Dominic Calvert-Lewin, who is now a free agent after his contract expired. The England international has made it clear that he is seeking a new challenge, with a preference for a club that can offer Champions League football—a box that the Magpies aim to tick as they continue their ambitious rebuild under Eddie Howe.
Sources close to the player reveal that Calvert-Lewin is open to joining Newcastle, enticed by the club’s project, passionate fanbase, and growing stature in English football. Talks are believed to be at an advanced stage, with personal terms under discussion and an official approach expected soon.
Calvert-Lewin, 28, battled injuries in recent seasons but remains a dynamic and physical presence up front. Newcastle view him as an ideal partner or alternative to Alexander Isak, bolstering their depth as they prepare for domestic and European competitions.
A move to St James’ Park could reignite Calvert-Lewin’s career and put him back in contention for an England recall. If finalized, this would be another statement signing for Newcastle as they continue their quest to challenge the Premier League elite. Official confirmation is now awaited.
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