The Sun reports on Newcastle's interest in securing a loan move for Artem Dovbyk. Newcastle are in talks with Artem Dovbyk for a loan move with a view to a buy. Roma are open to letting Dovbyk leave for a big loan fee or a guaranteed deal. Newcastle are looking for more attacking options after Callum Wilson's departure to West Ham and amid a stand-off with Alexander Isak. Dovbyk joined Roma from Girona last summer and has struggled to replicate his previous goal tally.

Tuttomercato reports that Newcastle is considering Artem Dovbyk as a potential acquisition, but only on a permanent transfer basis. This interest is contingent on the potential departure of Alexander Isak.

Mundo Deportivo has reported that Roma remains firm on Artem Dovbyk's transfer fee. Despite not meeting expectations since joining the team, Roma insists on a non-negotiable fee of 38 million euros for the Ukrainian forward's departure. Newcastle United is among the clubs showing interest in Dovbyk as they aim to bolster their attack, though Roma's high asking price might delay any potential transfer. 'La Gazzetta dello Sport' notes that the 28-year-old striker, who is finding it difficult to adapt to Gian Piero Gasperini's tactics, has also attracted interest from Villarreal. Dovbyk's pursuit of more playing time is motivating him to explore opportunities beyond the Stadio Olimpico. Nonetheless, Roma's unwavering position dictates that any interested parties must meet their full valuation to finalize his transfer.