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Newcastle United have no plans to part ways with Manchester United target Lewis Hall this summer, according to Inews.
The left-back has been heavily linked with the Red Devils, and it has been claimed that they could enter formal talks soon.
However, this has not changed the stance of the Magpies, who believe the left-back is 'untouchable' after recent summer exits.
Newcastle have already sold Sandro Tonali and Anthony Gordon this summer, and Bruno Guimaraes could also join Arsenal soon.
Amidst this, it is revealed that the Tyneside outfit won't entertain more exits and are determined to keep Hall for next season at least.
The news is a huge blow for the Red Devils, given they are eager to land a deputy left-back to support Luke Shaw, who is injury prone.
Patrick Dorgu is the immediate deputy to Shaw at the moment, but the Dane is defensively poor and has looked better as a winger
Written by Sri Aswin
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