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Newcastle United’s latest attempt to buy Southampton’s Tino Livramento has failed.
The two teams have been unable to agree on a deal for the intriguing defender, according to Football Insider.
Livramento missed the entirety of last season after sustaining an ACL injury the year before, making only two league substitute appearances as the Saints were relegated to the Championship.
His performances in the previous season, on the other hand, revealed a promising full back with a lot of potential.
The 20-year-old will be looking to regain that form once he returns to full fitness.
Livramento appeared in 28 Premier League games as Ralph Hassenhuttl led the squad to a 15th-place finish in the 2021-22 season, impressing in the Englishman’s breakthrough year.
What is the most recent development in Newcastle United’s pursuit of Southampton midfielder Tino Livreamento?
Newcastle have expressed an interest in signing Livramento before the end of the transfer window.
However, a valuation disparity between the two teams is now impeding any movement toward a transaction.
Newcastle believes Southampton’s asking price for the defender is too high and will not proceed with a move until that figure is reduced.
Southampton signed Livramento from Chelsea for £5 million, although the Blues have a reputed £38 million buy-back clause.
The actual price of the clause is £50 million, but the London club has a sell-on option that would essentially offer them a discount if they chose to re-sign the player themselves.
Newcastle have been wary of signing the defender due to his £50 million valuation, with the Premier League club initially intending to buy him for a low cost.
It was reportedly rumoured that a £15 million deal was being pursued, but the Saints immediately turned it down earlier this summer.