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'No chance!': Peter Schmeichel is shot down live on TV by Newcastle boss Matthias Jaissle on Man United's hopes of signing Lewis Hall

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'No chance!': Peter Schmeichel is shot down live on TV by Newcastle boss Matthias Jaissle on Man United's hopes of signing Lewis Hall

Speaking in the aftermath of his side’s 2-2 draw with Liverpool at St James’ Park on Sunday, Jaissle was conducting a pitchside interview with Viaplay.

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Newcastle manager Matthias Jaissle has rejected suggestions that Lewis Hall could join Manchester United. Speaking after Newcastle's 2-2 draw with Liverpool, Jaissle dismissed the prospect of the left-back moving to Old Trafford during a pitchside interview. Hall has been linked with Manchester United this summer, but Newcastle appear determined to retain him.

What we know

  • Jaissle rejected Manchester United's hopes of signing Hall in a live television interview
  • The Newcastle manager spoke after his side's 2-2 draw with Liverpool at St James' Park
  • Hall has attracted interest from Old Trafford but Newcastle have held firm on the player

Why it matters

Newcastle's public stance signals resolve in the transfer market regarding a key defender. Jaissle's direct rejection on camera demonstrates the club's unwillingness to negotiate, potentially ending speculation surrounding Hall's future and reinforcing Newcastle's authority over squad retention decisions.

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