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Former Newcastle United midfielder Cheick Tiote has passed away today at the age of 30 after collapsing during a training session with his club in China. The former Ivory Coast man made over 150 appearances for The Magpies during his time there and left the club just four months ago.
Ivory Coast midfielder Cheick Tiote has reportedly finalized a move to Chinese second division club Beijing Enterprises Group.
Ivory Coast midfielder Cheick Tiote will make a move from Newcastle United to join West Bromwich Albion in a deal worth around 5.75 million GBP. Since his arrival at the Toon Army Tiote has featured in over 100 league games and is one of the club's most important players.
Arsenal are reportedly considering a shock move for Newcastle United defensive midfielder Cheick Tiote, according to The Star.
Arsenal would have to ward off interest from Napoli in order to sign Newcastle United midfielder Cheick Tiote in the winter transfer window, The Mirror reports.
Liverpool are reportedly planning a January offer for Newcastle United holding midfielder Cheick Tiote, according to The Express.
Arsenal are reportedly set to make a bid of around £8m for the services of Newcastle United midfielder Cheick Tiote, according to The Mirror.
Manchester United are reportedly keen on securing the services of Newcastle United defensive midfielder Cheick Tiote during the summer.
The newest addition to Newcastle's squad, Senegal international Papiss Demba Cisse, has explained the reasons why he chose to leave Freiburg for Tyneside, despite the reported interest of Bayern Munich. Papiss enjoyed the perfect start to life in the Premier League with a match winning goal against Aston Villa last weekend.
Cheick Tiote could be on his way out of Newcastle in the January transfer window. Manager Alan Pardew admitted that Tiote's good form has attracted the interest of some big clubs; and eyefootball can exclusively reveal that Chelsea are in pole position to land the Ivory Coast international.
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