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Scottish Sun
a day ago
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- Scottish Sun
Newcastle set to announce first summer signing after beating Real Madrid and Barcelona to stunning free transfer
Toon are also eyeing two Prem stars STRUCK A CORD Newcastle set to announce first summer signing after beating Real Madrid and Barcelona to stunning free transfer Click to share on X/Twitter (Opens in new window) Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) NEWCASTLE are set to announce Spanish whizkid Antonio Cordero as their first summer signing. SunSport revealed in January that the winger, 18, would reject a contract extension at Malaga to join the Magpies on a free. 2 Newcastle are closing in on Spanish whizkid Antonio Cordero Real Madrid, Barcelona and Porto held talks with Cordero but he has opted for a five-year deal at St James' Park. Malaga confirmed last night the teen — who hit six goals in Spain's second tier this season — will leave on June 30. Newcastle have held talks with ex-Madrid executive David Hopkinson about taking over as CEO from Darren Eales, who is stepping down due to ill health. Cordero's family visited the North East earlier this year ahead of his proposed move to Tyneside. READ MORE FOOTBALL NEWS CRYS-IS Crystal Palace could be THROWN OUT of Europa League with fierce rivals benefiting It's understood that Newcastle could initially loan him out to continue his development away from the glare of the Prem. Ajax have been listed as a potential destination for the teenager next season. Cordero, who will turn 19 in November, played 40 times for Malaga this season, with 39 of those games in the league. Meanwhile, Newcastle have checked on 19-year old Rennes centre back Abdelhamid Ait Boudlal who has starred for Morocco U20s. CASINO SPECIAL - BEST CASINO BONUSES FROM £10 DEPOSITS Boudlal is yet to make his senior debut for Rennes and spent the second half of the season on loan at Ligue 2 Amiens. Eddie Howe's side are also interested in Crystal Palace centre back Marc Guehi and Brentford's Bryan Mbeumo. Champions League places CONFIRMED after Aston Villa VAR controversy as Newcastle have to be saved by Man Utd Mbeumo has reportedly said he would prefer a move to Manchester United, with Arsenal also linked. Newcastle earned a place in next season's Champions League on the final day, but could lose goalkeeper Nick Pope to Leeds.
The Irish Sun
a day ago
- Sport
- The Irish Sun
Newcastle set to announce first summer signing after beating Real Madrid and Barcelona to stunning free transfer
NEWCASTLE are set to announce Spanish whizkid Antonio Cordero as their first summer signing. SunSport revealed in January that the winger, 18, would Advertisement 2 Newcastle are closing in on Spanish whizkid Antonio Cordero Real Madrid , Porto held talks with Cordero but he has opted for a five-year deal at St James' Park. Malaga confirmed last night the teen — who hit six goals in Spain's second tier this season — will leave on June 30. Newcastle have held talks with ex-Madrid executive David Hopkinson about taking over as CEO from Darren Eales, who is stepping down due to ill health . Cordero's family visited the North East earlier this year ahead of his proposed move to Tyneside. Advertisement READ MORE FOOTBALL NEWS It's understood that Newcastle could initially loan him out to continue his development away from the glare of the Prem. Ajax have been listed as a potential destination for the teenager next season. Cordero, who will turn 19 in November, played 40 times for Malaga this season, with 39 of those games in the league . Meanwhile, Newcastle have checked on 19-year old Rennes centre back Abdelhamid Ait Boudlal who has starred for Advertisement Most read in Football CASINO SPECIAL - BEST CASINO BONUSES FROM £10 DEPOSITS Boudlal is yet to make his senior debut for Rennes and spent the second half of the season on loan at Ligue 2 Amiens. Eddie Howe's side are also interested in centre back Marc Guehi and Brentford's Bryan Mbeumo . Champions League places CONFIRMED after Aston Villa VAR controversy as Newcastle have to be saved by Man Utd Mbeumo has reportedly said he would prefer a move to Manchester United, with Arsenal also linked. Advertisement Newcastle earned a place in next season's Champions League on the final day, but 2 Cordero looks set to sign a five-year deal at Newcastle
Yahoo
5 days ago
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- Yahoo
2 NYPD detectives, including member of Mayor Adams' detail, placed on desk duty for working private security for crypto torture case suspect, sources say
NEW YORK — Two veteran NYPD detectives — including a member of Mayor Eric Adams' security detail — were placed on desk duty Thursday for allegedly working private security without approval for one of the suspects arrested in the crypto torture case, police sources said. One of the cops was identified by sources as Roberto Cordero, a detective first grade with the NYPD since 2005, who was assigned to the Executive Protection Unit, which handles Adams' security. The second was identified by sources and an NYPD personnel order obtained by the Daily News as Raymond Low, a detective second grade with Manhattan North Narcotics who also joined the NYPD in 2005. He was placed on desk duty about 9:30 p.m. Wednesday. Cordero and Low officially were sworn in as cops on the same day, Jan. 10, 2005, records show. Investigators looking into the circumstances of the crypto torture case which has led to the arrests of two investors, John Woeltz and William Duplessie, learned that Cordero and Low were employed by one of the two men, the sources said. On Friday, an Italian national, 28, escaped from a multimillion-dollar Soho townhouse and went to police. Investigators established he had been held for 17 days and tortured repeatedly, authorities said. Woeltz was arrested last Friday. Duplessie was arrested Wednesday. It was unclear Thursday which of the two suspects the detectives were working for or how much they were being paid. The sources said a retired cop helped get the two detectives the job. Investigators have not determined whether either Cordero or Low had any knowledge or involvement in the kidnapping and torture of the victim, the sources said. Cordero's assignment to the mayor's detail in 2021 predated Adams' tenure as mayor, department records show. In a brief statement, an NYPD spokesperson said, 'Members of the service were modified yesterday. The matter is under internal review.' 'Every city employee is expected to follow the law, including our officers, both on and off duty. We are disturbed by these allegations, and as soon as it came to our attention, the officers were placed on modified duty. The investigation is ongoing,' said Kayla Mamelak, a spokeswoman for Mayor Adams. _____
Yahoo
5 days ago
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- Yahoo
2 NYPD detectives, including member of Mayor Adams' detail, placed on desk duty for working private security for crypto torture case suspect, sources say
NEW YORK — Two veteran NYPD detectives — including a member of Mayor Eric Adams' security detail — were placed on desk duty Thursday for allegedly working private security without approval for one of the suspects arrested in the crypto torture case, police sources said. One of the cops was identified by sources as Roberto Cordero, a detective first grade with the NYPD since 2005, who was assigned to the Executive Protection Unit, which handles Adams' security. The second was identified by sources and an NYPD personnel order obtained by the Daily News as Raymond Low, a detective second grade with Manhattan North Narcotics who also joined the NYPD in 2005. He was placed on desk duty about 9:30 p.m. Wednesday. Cordero and Low officially were sworn in as cops on the same day, Jan. 10, 2005, records show. Investigators looking into the circumstances of the crypto torture case which has led to the arrests of two investors, John Woeltz and William Duplessie, learned that Cordero and Low were employed by one of the two men, the sources said. On Friday, an Italian national, 28, escaped from a multimillion-dollar Soho townhouse and went to police. Investigators established he had been held for 17 days and tortured repeatedly, authorities said. Woeltz was arrested last Friday. Duplessie was arrested Wednesday. It was unclear Thursday which of the two suspects the detectives were working for or how much they were being paid. The sources said a retired cop helped get the two detectives the job. Investigators have not determined whether either Cordero or Low had any knowledge or involvement in the kidnapping and torture of the victim, the sources said. Cordero's assignment to the mayor's detail in 2021 predated Adams' tenure as mayor, department records show. In a brief statement, an NYPD spokesperson said, 'Members of the service were modified yesterday. The matter is under internal review.' 'Every city employee is expected to follow the law, including our officers, both on and off duty. We are disturbed by these allegations, and as soon as it came to our attention, the officers were placed on modified duty. The investigation is ongoing,' said Kayla Mamelak, a spokeswoman for Mayor Adams. _____
Yahoo
5 days ago
- General
- Yahoo
2 NYPD detectives, including member of Mayor Adams detail, placed on desk duty for working private security for crypto torture case suspect: sources
Two veteran NYPD detectives — including a member of Mayor Adam's security detail — were placed on desk duty Thursday for allegedly working private security without approval for one of the suspects arrested in the crypto torture case, police sources said. One of the cops was identified by sources as Roberto Cordero, a detective first grade with the NYPD since 2005, who was assigned to the Executive Protection Unit, which handles Adams' security. The second was identified by sources and an NYPD personnel order obtained by the Daily News as Raymond Low, a detective second grade with Manhattan North Narcotics who also joined the NYPD in 2005. He was placed on desk duty about 9:30 p.m. Wednesday. Cordero and Low officially were sworn in as cops on the same day, Jan. 10, 2005, records show. Investigators looking into the circumstances of the crypto torture case which has led to the arrests of two investors, John Woeltz and William Duplessie, learned that Cordero and Low were employed by one of the two men, the sources said. On Friday, an Italian national, 28, escaped from a multimillion dollar Soho townhouse and went to police. Investigators established he had been held for 17 days and tortured repeatedly, authorities said. Woeltz was arrested last Friday. Duplessie was arrested Wednesday. It was unclear Thursday which of the two suspects the detectives were working for or how much they were being paid. The sources said a retired cop helped get the two detectives the job. Investigators have not determined whether either Cordero or Low had any knowledge or involvement in the kidnapping and torture of the victim, the sources said. Cordero's assignment to the mayor's detail in 2021 predated Adams' tenure as mayor, department records show. In a brief statement, an NYPD spokesperson said, 'Members of the service were modified yesterday. The matter is under internal review.' 'Every city employee is expected to follow the law, including our officers, both on and off duty. We are disturbed by these allegations, and as soon as it came to our attention, the officers were placed on modified duty. The investigation is ongoing,' said Kayla Mamelak, a spokeswoman for Mayor Adams.
