According to Football Insider, Newcastle are competing to agree a deal for Pascal Struijk. It is reported that Leeds are making every effort to keep him and are confident they will if they stay up, but the club will be susceptible to offers from Premier League clubs if they get relegated.

According to Team Talk, Newcastle United is interested in Pascal Struijk as the club considers strengthening its defense. Well-placed sources have confirmed Newcastle United are monitoring Pascal Struijk closely. The club has Struijk on their contingency plans as they seek cover for potential defensive vulnerabilities. Newcastle United's recruitment approach often prioritises established Premier League performers who can provide immediate contributions. However, Eddie Howe’s side must sell players before they can buy and will be active later in the window.

Leeds United's Dutch centre-back Pascal Struijk has been linked with a move, with Newcastle United, Tottenham Hotspur, and Aston Villa interested in the 26-year-old. Leeds are understood to be prepared to sell for an offer of around £30 million, while Aston Villa would be prepared to pay £20 million. The asking price is considered expensive for a player who will enter the final year of his contract, and his current market value is estimated by Transfermarkt at €22.00m.