Newcastle and West Ham make contact over Stuttgart's Karazor
According to Bild, both Newcastle United and Aston Villa have approached the 28-year-old midfielder's representatives to inquire about his contract situation and potential willingness to make a move.
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However, neither club has contacted Stuttgart directly at this stage.
The Bundesliga side is said to be keen to keep hold of Karazor, who has formed a strong midfield partnership with Angelo Stiller in the past seasons.
It remains to be seen whether Newcastle or Villa will follow up with a concrete offer.
Karazor has been with the Swabians since 2019 and is under contract until 2028.
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