According to Voetbal International, Newcastle United wants to renegotiate and extend Sven Botman's contract. Manager Eddie Howe regards Botman highly, and the Premier League club is starting discussions with him as he is seen as a key player for the future. The club has a strong hope that both parties will extend their association, as Botman will otherwise be a free agent in a year.

Newcastle is expected to hold talks over a new contract with Sven Botman in the near future, as it is a high priority for new sporting director Ross Wilson. According to a source, there has been a delay in arranging a new contract for the 25-year-old due to the change in sporting director at Newcastle. Newcastle is not agitated about the situation as they do not want to sell, and the player has not yet indicated that he wants to leave.

According to a report from the Chronicle, Ross Wilson is likely to work on a new contract for Sven Botman in the next few weeks amid links with clubs such as Liverpool and Chelsea. It is reported that the Dutchman’s new deal could be finalized soon, with Wilson likely to make it a priority.

A report from TBR Football indicates that Newcastle sporting director Ross Wilson has objectives after taking over the directorial role, and one of these involves agreeing on a new contract with the 25-year-old Dutch defender. Newcastle have no plans to let the player leave the club. Keeping him at the club is their main priority. The defender's current contract is set to expire in June 2027, and Transfermarkt estimates his market value to be €42 million. Amid the contract talks, Liverpool have been mentioned as an interested party.