Nick Pope

Nick Pope was confirmed as a Newcastle United player on Thursday evening, but a deal had been in the pipeline for a few weeks.

It’s important to have that open mindness and ambition to go as far as we can.” The goalkeeper is now set to compete with Martin Dubravka for a starting spot in the Newcastle line-up next season. It came at Pope and Burnley’s expense as they were relegated to the Championship.

Newcastle United manager Eddie Howe has snapped up another Burnley player in Nick Pope and believes he now has 'strong competition' between the sticks.

Don't miss a thing from the club you love! Pope has been the subject of transfer speculation for some months now, with Nottingham Forest, Fulham and West Ham all linked with a move for the shot-stopper. It was a true honour to represent your club and your town.

England goalkeeper seals transfer back to Premier League from relegated Burnley for £10 million.

“There has been a lot of interest in him from other clubs this summer, so I’d like to thank our owners and everyone behind the scenes for getting us ahead of the competition. “The deal has taken a couple of weeks to come to fruition, but it got over the line really quickly and I’m delighted to be here and I’m really looking forward to getting stuck into it.” Pope, 30, travelled to the north-east to undergo a medical and formally seal the transfer on Thursday after the two clubs had agreed a fee of £10 million ($12.2m).

Newcastle United made England international Nick Pope their second signing of the summer transfer window this week. Pope joined the Magpies on a four-year ...

Pope is a proven Premier League shot stopper and will likely improve Newcastle on the pitch. I'm delighted he is joining us as we prepare for the exciting challenge ahead." Newcastle United made England international Nick Pope their second signing of the summer transfer window this week.

The 30-year-old becomes the second player to swap Turf Moor for St James' Park in 2022, following Chris Wood to the North East. STRANGEST Contracts In Football ...

However, Wood isn’t the only current Newcastle player who Pope knows well. “So obviously I asked him a few questions, and he was telling me about everything about the lads in the dressing room, atmosphere home and away, the manager and what he’s brought to the club. Following his arrival, Pope spoke to the club’s in house media for NUFC TV. He was asked about the players he already knows at St James’ Park, including former Burnley teammates Wood and Jeff Hendrick.

Legendary Newcastle United forward Alan Shearer has given his verdict on the Magpies signing of England international goalkeeper Nick Pope from Burnley.

However, Pope represents tremendous value for money for Newcastle, in a summer that they need to box smart in the transfer market. Replying to a tweet from Match of the Day which asked if Pope was a good signing for Newcastle, Shearer simply replied "Yes" in a quote tweet. Pope joined Newcastle on a four-year deal from the Clarets and is thought to have cost them around £12m. He is a proven Premier League goalkeeper and is one of the league's best shot-stoppers.

Paddy Kenny has exclusively told Football Insider that Newcastle United have signed Nick Pope at an "absolute bargain" price.

In other news, a finance guru has cited a “£400million” Middle East agreement as Newcastle United eye a “landmark” deal. Newcastle United have signed Nick Pope at an “absolute bargain” price. Kenny can’t believe Newcastle have signed Pope for such a small fee.

FORMER York City goalkeeper Nick Pope has credited his past loan spells as "massive" after securing a move to Newcastle United.

It’s something that was a great education for me.” “I’m really proud to have got to this point with those experiences behind me. “Something that was massive for my career was playing in those games and using the loan system to improve myself as a player.

Nick Pope completed his move from Burnley to Newcastle United on an undisclosed fee on Thursday. The eight-time England international signed a four-year ...

European football will be a long term target in the North East, and it will be interesting to see if they can get there in Pope’s time at the club. Managers who are trying to alter the style of play of their new side will often prioritise signing a new goalkeeper, and that appears to be the case with Howe bringing in Pope. The Magpies put together a very impressive second half of the season to pull away from the relegation zone with ease and will fancy their chances of improving on their 11th placed finish.

Luton Town manager Nathan Jones has insisted that Newcastle United's new acquisition Nick Pope will follow what Eddie Howe instructs him to do.

“Nick will do exactly what Eddie needs him to.” “Eddie develops players and, if anyone is going to work with him on it, he will”, he said. “That’s not to say he can’t play; what he needs to do, he does.”

Newcastle United have secured their second signing of the summer, adding Nick Pope added to their list of permanent new arrivals. The ex-Burnley goalkeeper ...

The ex-Burnley goalkeeper suffered relegation last season, but the Toon have showcased an intent to keep him in the Premier League by paying around £10m for his services. For some perspective, Manchester City's Ederson overperformed by just five goals over the same period. On top of his saving perks, he's also surprisingly proactive when it comes to sweeping up through balls. Those figures highlight Pope's underrated tendency to explore life beyond his own goalmouth. Pope is regarded as a capable shot-stopper between the sticks. Last season, Pope ranked top of the Premier League for the average distance from goal of his defensive actions, ahead of Alisson in second place and Jose Sa of Wolves in third.

Nick Pope was confirmed as a Newcastle United player on Thursday evening, but a deal had been in the pipeline for a few weeks.

It’s important to have that open mindness and ambition to go as far as we can.” The goalkeeper is now set to compete with Martin Dubravka for a starting spot in the Newcastle line-up next season. It came at Pope and Burnley’s expense as they were relegated to the Championship.