According to TEAMtalk, Newcastle United are strongly interested in bringing Marcus Tavernier back to the club. Newcastle are considering a potential summer move to strengthen their attacking options, and Tavernier's capacity to play in various positions is a factor in their interest. Bournemouth state they do not want to lose Marcus Tavernier, and any potential suitor would likely have to make a significant offer to persuade Bournemouth into negotiations.

Newcastle chief Eddie Howe is plotting to bring Bournemouth’s Marcus Tavernier back to Tyneside. Tavernier grew up in the North East and played in Toon’s youth ranks. The Cherries have him under contract until 2028 and are under no pressure to sell. However, bids north of £25m could tempt them this summer. Tavernier has been a consistent performer on the South Coast for the past three seasons.

Newcastle United are interested in Bournemouth's Marcus Tavernier to strengthen their attack for the summer. Eddie Howe is keen to add more firepower on the right wing and replace Miguel Almiron, who departed for Atlanta United in January. Newcastle are laying the groundwork for a possible summer move. Tavernier has been in fine form this season, scoring twice and registering five assists in 18 appearances.

Newcastle United are reportedly interested in bringing back Marcus Tavernier to St James’ Park. Tavernier, a former academy player for Newcastle, is currently playing for Bournemouth. Newcastle manager Eddie Howe is considering a move for Tavernier as part of a potential double swoop along with Antoine Semenyo.