Favoured Porto to secure Columbian forward
Newcastle United is determined to keep hold of midfielder Yohan Cabaye, as interest from various clubs continues to mount. According to recent reports, Manchester United is eyeing a potential move for the Frenchman, looking to bolster their midfield options [Talk Sport]. However, Newcastle United remains resolute in their efforts to fend off interest and retain Cabaye's services.
Meanwhile, the transfer saga surrounding Jackson Martinez continues. The Colombian striker, currently playing for Jaguares de Chiapas in Mexico, has been linked with a move back to Porto. Reports suggest that his agent, Maria Lara, is in Portugal to discuss personal terms, although no concrete details have been confirmed yet [no credible sources].
Martinez, who had a successful stint with Porto from 2013 to 2015 before moving to Atletico Madrid, has been in impressive form this season. He has scored 33 goals in 64 appearances for Jaguares de Chiapas, attracting the attention of several top European clubs.
Despite interest from Liverpool, it is believed that Porto is set to sign Martinez, given their need for a proven goalscorer and his impressive track record. However, the transfer fee and other details are yet to be disclosed, with no concrete information available at this time.
Yohan Cabaye, on the other hand, had a standout season with Newcastle United, earning a spot in France's Euro 2012 squad. His performances have not gone unnoticed, with clubs like Manchester United and Liverpool reportedly showing interest.
As the transfer window approaches, the future of both Martinez and Cabaye remains uncertain. With speculation rife and negotiations underway, fans of both clubs will be keeping a close eye on developments in the coming weeks.
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