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Saudi-backed takeover of Newcastle rejected by the Premier League

September 09, 2020

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Newcastle United said on Wednesday a Saudi-backed bid to takeover the club has now been rejected by the Premier League.

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Saudi-backed takeover of Newcastle rejected by the Premier League

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