Sean Longstaff has responded to Newcastle United teammate Bruno Guimaraes on social media after he saw Leeds' latest bid to sign him rejected by the Magpies earlier this week.

Leeds have been left frustrated in their pursuit of Sean Longstaff so far, but he would be an excellent addition to the club's midfield. In fact, the 27-year-old would represent a

Newcastle United midfielder Sean Longstaff has returned to Darsley Park this week amid serious transfer interest from Leeds United.

If a recent report from The Athletic is believed to be true, Leeds United are closing in on Sean Longstaff, as they aim to bolster their midfield in the summer window. The Whites have tabled a bid of

Currently, Longstaff is the only Newcastle player who fulfils the 'club-trained' criteria due to recent departures of Elliot Anderson and Paul Dummett. If he were to leave, United would only be able to name 21 players on their 'A-list'.

Newcastle United have received a £12 million bid but some say the Magpies could still find a use for Longstaff

Newcastle United are understood to have accepted Leeds United's third offer for Sean Longstaff, while the Whites are now tracking an exciting Nice attacker.

Newcastle United have been praised for their transfer tactics as Sean Longstaff looks set to join Leeds United permanently this summer.

His move to Elland Road seems imminent with Newcastle-based sister title The Chronicle sharing that a bid from Leeds United has been accepted. This is United’s third bid for the proud Geordie, which comprises an initial £10million offer with a potential £2m in add-ons.

Longstaff, as it stands, is the only Newcastle player who meets the 'club-trained' criteria due to recent departures for Elliot Anderson and Paul Dummett, and his exit would mean United could only name 21 players on their 'A-list'. Miley and other youngsters can be entered on Newcastle's 'B-list'.