Sean Longstaff's time at his beloved Newcastle United is coming to an end as Leeds United seek to build a squad capable of surviving Premier League relegation. A fee of £12m looks to be enough for the Whites to secure a much-needed signing after a tricky start to the summer window.

It was reported yesterday by the Times that Leeds have had a £12m bid for Newcastle United's Sean Longstaff knocked back - and although some fans in the Leeds Live comments section believe he won't set the world on fire, he'll still be an astute buy for the club.

The Magpies are understood to have accepted Leeds' third offer for Longstaff, with the departure hailed as a major win for their PSR - while the Whites have also moved for an exciting Nice star

Newcastle could be about to lose Sean Longstaff from their squad, which presents new challenges for Eddie Howe

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

Leeds have been given a significant YES from Sean Longstaff over a move from Newcastle, while contact has also been made over another Bundesliga signing.

Newcastle United midfielder Sean Longstaff is subject of an offer from Leeds United and the Magpies would stand to bank any fee as pure profit if the deal goes through

However, the £17m-rated star is unproven in the Premier League, having never played in England before, and that is why signing him alongside Longstaff, an experienced English talent, could make a lot of sense.