Newcastle United are unlikely to bring Danny Rose to the club on a permanent basis, according to Football Insider.
The left-back joined the Magpies on loan during the January transfer window in a deal which cost them £2million plus a loan fee to secure the services of the England international but did not include an obligation or option to buy him this summer (Sky Sports).
The report claims that Newcastle are close to signing a new left-back which is not believed to be Rose.
Magpies manager Steve Bruce has previously expressed his interest to bring Rose to the club on a permanent deal (Chronicle).
Rose recently opened the door to potentially staying at Tottenham for the last year of his contract and have the opportunity to play in front of the North London faithful once more (Second Captains podcast), previously the former Leeds player admitted that he believed his days at Spurs were numbered (The Mirror).
A source has told Football Insider that there has been no contact between Newcastle and Spurs over a deal for Rose since the season ended.
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