Newcastle United are preparing to open talks with Lewis Hall over a new contract, according to TEAMtalk, with the club ready to increase the 21-year-old’s wages in response to reported interest from Manchester United.
The Magpies are expected to discuss a significant new deal with the England defender in the near future. The proposed agreement would include a substantial pay rise for Hall, although the report does not specify the length of the contract or the exact financial terms being considered.
Newcastle United’s decision is understood to be linked to Manchester United’s interest in the player. The Old Trafford club have previously been reported as considering a move for Hall in 2027, and that potential pursuit has added urgency to Newcastle United’s plans to secure his future.
Hall joined Newcastle United from Chelsea and has established himself as part of the club’s defensive options. At 21, he remains a young player with time to develop, but the current report suggests Newcastle United are keen to strengthen their position before Manchester United’s reported interest develops further.
No agreement has yet been announced, and negotiations have not been confirmed as complete. TEAMtalk’s report says Newcastle United are preparing to begin discussions rather than confirming that Hall has already accepted new terms.
Hall has made three appearances for Newcastle United in all competitions this season. He has not registered a goal or an assist in those matches.
The defender’s current campaign has therefore produced limited statistical output so far, but Newcastle United’s reported willingness to improve his salary indicates the club want to retain control of his situation. The proposed talks would take place against the background of Manchester United’s reported plan to try to sign him in 2027.
For now, Hall remains a Newcastle United player, with the club preparing to address his contract before any potential future approach from Manchester United.