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Barca agree £69m-plus deal with Newcastle for Gordon

BBC Sport Wednesday 27 May 2026, 19:08 UTC 1 min read
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Barcelona have agreed a transfer deal with Newcastle United for England forward Anthony Gordon. The reported fee for the acquisition is in excess of £69 million.

Barcelona agree a deal worth more than £69m with Newcastle United for England forward Anthony Gordon.
Barca (ORG) Newcastle United (ORG) Anthony Gordon (PERSON)
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