NEWCASTLE UNITED are said to be keen on renewing their interest in James Maddison, but their fans are torn about the news.
The high-flying Magpies have had a long-standing interest in Maddison and are reportedly keen to go back in for him.
According to The Telegraph Newcastle will make an offer to the Leicester ace at the end of the season.
The 26-year-old has amassed 19 goal contributions 27 league appearances for the foxes this season as they scrap to stay afloat in the Premier League.
Maddison is reportedly expected to leave with Leicester resigned to losing their star man in the summer – regardless of whether they avoid the drop.
Despite his superb form there is still a mixed response to the news of his possible transfer amongst the Newcastle fans.
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Many took to Twitter to explain their thoughts on the England star’s potential switch to the North East.
One fan wrote: “Not convinced he’s right for us at this stage.”
Whilst another also expressed concern, writing: “Don’t think he’s done himself any favours at all this season, flatters to deceive a lot of the time in my opinion.”
Other fans took to the news positively and seemed excited at the prospect of adding Maddison to the squad.
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One wrote: “Would have him here in a heartbeat.”
And another praised the club for their plans to sign the creative midfielder, they wrote: “Our recruitment does everything right.”
The Telegraph have suggested that Maddison wouldn’t be the only new addition at Newcastle with the club looking to bring in four or five top quality additions.
They will have tofocus on trying to secure Champions League football first which could help attract talent through the doors at St James’ Park.
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