Newcastle United Reach Agreement for Johan Manzambi Transfer
Newcastle United and Freiburg have come to terms regarding the transfer of 20-year-old midfielder Johan Manzambi. Reports from Sky Germany indicate the deal is valued at €60 million.
The agreement is said to be fully settled, with Newcastle now in the process of finalizing the last details of the contract with Manzambi, who is expected to commit to a long-term deal.
Aston Villa had also expressed interest in Manzambi, reportedly entering the race after Amadou Onana suffered an ACL injury during the 2026 FIFA World Cup. However, Newcastle appears to be in the leading position to secure the player's signature.
Manzambi has demonstrated his talent this summer, scoring three goals and providing two assists in the current tournament. Last season, he contributed five goals and four assists in 27 Bundesliga appearances for Freiburg. He is currently with the Switzerland national team, who are preparing to face Argentina in the quarter-finals after defeating Colombia on penalties.
English Translation:
Newcastle United and Freiburg have reached an agreement for the transfer of 20-year-old midfielder Johan Manzambi, with the deal reportedly valued at €60 million, according to Sky Germany.
It has been reported that all terms have been agreed upon, and Newcastle is currently finalizing the remaining details of the contract with Manzambi, who is poised to sign a long-term deal.
Fellow English club Aston Villa was also reportedly in contention for Manzambi, following Amadou Onana's ACL injury during the 2026 FIFA World Cup. However, Newcastle is considered the frontrunner to acquire the player.
Manzambi has scored three goals and provided two assists in this summer's tournament. Last season, he netted five goals and created four more in 27 Bundesliga appearances for Freiburg. He is currently with Switzerland, who will face Argentina in the quarter-finals after a penalty shootout victory over Colombia.
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