Atlanta United are on the verge of finalizing a deal to bring Miguel Almirón back from Newcastle United, according to The Athletic’s David Ornstein. The MLS club has made a bid of approximately £11 million ($13.5 million), which Newcastle is currently considering and expected to accept in the next few days.

The Mail states that the MLS club have put in a bid of £10M for the Paraguayan. Almiron, who is now 30, wants to return to his old club to resuscitate his career. He has become a bit part player at Newcastle under boss Eddie Howe over the past 12 months.

Tom Bogert reports that although Atlanta has several targets in mind to reinforce their squad, a reunion with Almirón is a real possibility. Negotiations to sign the player are not advanced yet; however, Atlanta did secure the rights to open talks for the 30-year-old Paraguay international, which previously belonged to Charlotte FC.

Almiron is reportedly set to rejoin Atlanta United with talks between both clubs over a potential move this month progressing. The Mail report that the Magpies are ‘set to accept’ Atlanta’s offer for the Paraguayan,

Miguel Almirón is edging closer to a Newcastle United exit this month with clubs in the United States, Brazil and Europe making contact over the winger.

The forward has been told he can leave if the price is right and Eddie Howe is prepared to say goodbye to long serving star

Atlanta United are working to reach an agreement with Newcastle United to sign Miguel Almiron. The MLS side have made a bid for their ex-player worth in the region of £11million, which is being considered by Newcastle.

Atlanta United are said to be in talks with Newcastle over a potential swoop for Miguel Almiron, according to US reporter Tom Bogert. Charlotte FC had MLS rights to negotiate for the player but have switched their attention to Wilfried Zaha. Almiron is adored at Atlanta after a successful spell at the club before his 2019 Newcastle move!

In a sensational turn of events, the Five Stripes are reportedly engaging in talks with their former star over a potential return