Newcastle United Linked to Gladbach Keeper Moritz Nicolas

Bid Reported by Bild

A German tabloid claims Newcastle United have lodged a €12 million bid for Borussia Mönchengladbach goalkeeper Moritz Nicolas.

The reported figure marks Newcastle’s latest move in the pursuit of a reliable shot‑stopper ahead of the forthcoming season.

Should the offer be accepted, it would be the second high‑profile signing attempted by the Premier League club in recent weeks.

Sky Germany Denies the Rumour

However, Sky Germany says there is no substance to the story, describing the report as “wide of the mark”.

According to the broadcaster, no conversations, no formal interest and no negotiations have taken place between Newcastle and Gladbach.

The silence from the German network adds another layer of uncertainty to the potential transfer.

Transfer Context and Outlook

Bild previously indicated that Nicolas has already received four concrete offers: one from a Bundesliga side, one from relegated Wolfsburg, and one each from Spain and England.

Club officials in Mönchengladbach have reportedly set an asking price of around €15 million to persuade them to part with the goalkeeper.

As the summer window unfolds, Newcastle fans will be watching closely to see whether any official bid emerges that matches or exceeds that valuation.