Newcastle Talisman Bruno Guimaraes Vows Loyalty Amidst Transfer SpeculationsNewcastle Talisman Bruno Guimaraes Vows Loyalty Amidst Transfer Speculations Ahead of the Copa America, Brazilian sensation Bruno Guimaraes has expressed his commitment to Newcastle United, despite ongoing media speculations surrounding his future. In an interview with TNT Sports, Guimaraes shared: “I feel most at home in Europe at Newcastle. I am an idol of the fans and I get a lot of respect from everyone.” Reflecting on the previous season, he said, “It was a good season, even though the club had a lot of injuries and suspensions.” However, amidst concerns over Financial Fair Play (FFP) regulations and the possibility of a summer departure, Guimaraes emphasized: “My future is in God’s hands. I have a contract with Newcastle, I am very happy. I know how much they love me.” He acknowledged the allure of being linked to big clubs but stressed, “I’m not worried about it at all. I’m happy at the club.” Guimaraes’s recent acquisition of a £4 million home in Tyneside and his repeated expressions of contentment suggest a genuine desire to remain with Newcastle. He acknowledged the frustrations of last season but expressed optimism for the future, stating, “I am desperately curious about what this Newcastle United side could potentially achieve in the 2024/25 season.” Echoing similar sentiments expressed by Alexander Isak in a recent interview, Guimaraes affirmed: “Like Bruno, Isak said he had never been happier at Newcastle United.” Guimaraes’s steadfastness has been met with jubilation by Newcastle fans, who cherish his contributions on and off the pitch. His words have ignited hope that the club could achieve greatness with a healthy squad and a trio of midfield stars in Guimaraes, Sandro Tonali, and Joelinton.
Bruno Guimaraes prepares for the Copa America with his international teammates.
Brazil has two warm-up matches for the tournament, playing Mexico this weekend and the US all week.
Then the Copa America tournament itself begins for Brazil against Costa Rica in their opening match on June 24.
Bruno Guimaraes has now spoken to the media ahead of these friendlies and the Copa America, with no surprise that many of the questions are focused on his club’s future, as opposed to just internationals this summer…
Bruno Guimaraes interviewed by TNT Sports, as translated by Sport Witness:
“I think I’m at my best moment in my personal life, in my professional life, it all helps a lot, it’s all connected.
“I think Newcastle is the club where I feel most at home in Europe, with all due respect to Lyon.
“I am an idol of the fans, I get a lot of respect from everyone.
“I think it all worked out really well (last season), right?
“It was a good season, even though the club had a lot of injuries and a lot of suspensions. In short, I think it was a great season for me, one that will stick in my memory, and I hope to have more seasons. like that.”
Bruno Guimaraes asked about his future, PSR/FFP and media speculation that he could move this summer:
“Look, my future is, to be honest, in God’s hands.
“I have a contract with Newcastle, I am very happy, like I said, I know how much they love me, I know everything I have done for the club.
“In short, I have a contract, I am happy.
“I don’t know what could happen, we know all about Financial Fair Play, but what I can say is that I feel happy.
“Of course it is very nice to link your name to big clubs. It shows that I am doing my job well, but I am not worried about it at all, as I said, I am happy at the club.
“I’m very happy, so let’s see what happens.
“I’m not in a hurry, I’m happy, and it’s up to God, let’s see what happens.”
Newcastle United fans love what Bruno Guimaraes has to say.
You can never say never in football, but it’s great to hear such positive reactions from the NUFC talisman.
As previously reported, Bruno Guimaraes and his family have just bought a new £4 million home in Tyneside and Bruno repeatedly says how happy he and his family are, with everything on and off the pitch.
Bruno Guimaraes was/is as frustrated as any Newcastle United fan that last season was so frustrating in many ways, BUT only from the point of view of frustration caused by an unprecedented season of injuries and the almost season-long suspension of Sandro Tonali.
I have no doubt that Bruno Guimaraes is at least desperately curious about what this Newcastle United side could potentially achieve in the 2024/25 season, even if they have only average luck with injuries.
With a likely midfield trio of Bruno, Tonali and Joelinton, and then Gordon and Isak in the attacking positions, this could be a special season.
Actually, this interview and these quotes from Bruno Guimaraes speaking to the media in Brazil are almost identical to an interview Alexander Isak did earlier this week (see HERE) with the media in Sweden.
Like Bruno, Isak said he had never been happier at Newcastle United and was not considering leaving St James’ Park this summer.
