Atlanta United are on the verge of finalizing a deal to bring Miguel Almirón back from Newcastle United, according to The Athletic’s David Ornstein. The MLS club has made a bid of approximately £11 million ($13.5 million), which Newcastle is currently considering and expected to accept in the next few days.

Tom Bogert reports that although Atlanta has several targets in mind to reinforce their squad, a reunion with Almirón is a real possibility. Negotiations to sign the player are not advanced yet; however, Atlanta did secure the rights to open talks for the 30-year-old Paraguay international, which previously belonged to Charlotte FC.

Almiron is reportedly set to rejoin Atlanta United with talks between both clubs over a potential move this month progressing. The Mail report that the Magpies are ‘set to accept’ Atlanta’s offer for the Paraguayan,

Miguel Almirón is edging closer to a Newcastle United exit this month with clubs in the United States, Brazil and Europe making contact over the winger.

The Mail states that the MLS club have put in a bid of £10M for the Paraguayan. Almiron, who is now 30, wants to return to his old club to resuscitate his career. He has become a bit part player at Newcastle under boss Eddie Howe over the past 12 months.

In a sensational turn of events, the Five Stripes are reportedly engaging in talks with their former star over a potential return

The forward has been told he can leave if the price is right and Eddie Howe is prepared to say goodbye to long serving star