The 27-year-old Brazilian midfielder, who has been a cornerstone of Newcastle's recent resurgence, is attracting significant interest from top clubs worldwide.
Since joining Newcastle as one of the first marquee signings after the Saudi-backed takeover, Guimaraes has quickly become a fan favourite on Tyneside.
He captained the Magpies throughout the entire Premier League campaign last season, leading them to Champions League qualification and playing a pivotal role in securing the club's first silverware in 70 years - delivering a standout performance against Liverpool at Wembley.
Internationally, Guimaraes has earned 35 caps for Brazil since his debut in 2020 and started every match in the 2024 Copa America.
Manchester City are currently the most seriously linked suitors, eyeing Guimaraes as a potential addition to bolster their already elite midfield.
Meanwhile, Saudi Pro League giants Al-Ittihad, owned by the same Public Investment Fund that controls Newcastle, have expressed interest by initiating contact with the player's agent. However, they have yet to submit an official bid.
Everton are gearing up for an ambitious transfer window, targeting Manchester City's Jack Grealish and Kyle Walker to bolster their squad for their debut season at the new Bramley-Moore Dock stadium.
Napoli are gearing up to make a bold move in the transfer market, reportedly targeting either Manchester City's Jack Grealish or Manchester United's Alejandro Garnacho to bolster their attack.
Turkish giants Fenerbahce have reportedly launched an ambitious bid to sign Manchester City's veteran right-back Kyle Walker, offering the England international a two-year contract.
Napoli have pulled off a stunning coup by signing Belgian midfielder Kevin De Bruyne on a free transfer, marking one of the most significant moves of the 2025 summer transfer window.
