Anthony Gordon Transfer to Barcelona: Deal Agreed

By Afolabi Olaiya Idowu in sport
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Newcastle upon Tyne / Barcelona (May 27, 2026) — In a major transfer development, Newcastle United winger Anthony Gordon is set to join FC Barcelona after the Catalan club’s official bid was accepted by the Premier League side and its Saudi owners.

Renowned transfer expert Fabrizio Romano broke the news on Wednesday, stating: “Anthony Gordon to Barcelona, here we go! Official bid accepted now by Newcastle board and Saudi owners.” The deal is structured at a €70 million fixed fee plus add-ons, pushing the total package over €80 million.

The 25-year-old England international is expected to travel to Barcelona this week to undergo his medical examination and sign his contract.

Deal Background

Gordon has emerged as one of the most sought-after attackers in this summer’s transfer window. Barcelona, under sporting director Deco and head coach Hansi Flick, targeted the versatile winger for his pace, directness, and ability to play across the front line — including as a striker when needed.

Newcastle United, who signed Gordon from Everton in 2023 and recently extended his contract until 2030, had placed a high valuation on the player. The club’s acceptance of Barcelona’s offer marks a significant sale under the club’s ownership structure.

The announcement has sparked massive reaction across platforms, with thousands of posts within minutes of Romano’s update. Barcelona fans celebrated the potential addition to their attack, while Newcastle supporters expressed disappointment at losing a key squad member who contributed goals and assists in recent seasons.

Earlier reports throughout May had linked Gordon with moves to Bayern Munich, Arsenal, and Liverpool, but Barcelona appear to have won the race.

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