It is believed that Real Madrid have tracked the progress of Lewis Hall. Newcastle’s leadership has communicated that Hall is a vital part of their long-term vision and that they do not intend for his departure to be easy. Newcastle United has a strong position in any negotiations, as Hall’s contract reportedly runs until 2029 and has no release clause. Any potential negotiations would begin with a valuation of approximately £50-55 million, but Newcastle would likely demand a substantially higher amount if multiple clubs were to compete to sign him.

According to Defensa Central, Real Madrid intends to send a scout to observe Newcastle United's defender Lewis Hall during a Champions League match against Barcelona. Real Madrid's interest may be linked to a potential need for a new left-back, as Bild reported the club's president plans to sell Ferland Mendy and Fran Garcia. Newcastle reportedly wants a fee of up to £70 million for Hall, who has also been linked with Manchester United, Liverpool, and Borussia Dortmund.