Newcastle’s Bruno Guimaraes has been linked with top clubs amid financial fair play concerns | Liverpool Echo

Newcastle United midfielder Bruno Guimaraes says he is happy at St James’ Park but admits Financial Fair Play (FFP) regulations could dictate his future.

Sky Sports News revealed on Thursday that Newcastle, along with five other Premier League clubs, could be forced to sell players this summer to comply with FFP rules. Guimaraes is rumored to be among those potentially on the move, with Liverpool, Manchester City and Arsenal all interested after his outstanding season under Eddie Howe.

When quizzed by Brazilian media about his plans for next summer, Guimaraes sent a clear message to the club’s management about his intentions. “Look, my future, to be honest, is in God’s hands,” he declared.

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“I have a contract with Newcastle, I am very happy, as I said, I know how much they like me, I know everything I have done for the club. In short, I have a contract, I am happy.

“I don’t know what can happen, we know all about Financial Fair Play, but what I can say is that I feel happy. Obviously, it’s very nice to be associated with big clubs; indicates that I am performing well in my setting. role, but it doesn’t concern me at all, as I was saying, I’m content where I am.

“I’m very happy, so let’s see what the future holds. I’m in no rush, I’m happy and it’s up to God, let’s see what happens.”

Liverpool could be on the lookout for a central midfielder this summer after Thiago Alcantara was released following an injury-plagued campaign. The Brazilian has made 50 appearances for Newcastle this season, scoring seven goals and providing ten assists.

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