"Newcastle United defender Sven Botman has been linked with a move away from the club in the coming months. Reports suggest Liverpool and Chelsea are interested in signing the Netherlands international defender. The 25-year-old has done well since joining Newcastle, but he has had his fair share of injury problems. It will be interesting to see if Liverpool or Chelsea decides to come forward with an official proposal to sign him."
"Liverpool could use Sven Botman Liverpool need to tighten up at the back after failing to sign Marc Guehi during the summer window. They need another central defender in the coming months. Signing the Newcastle player could be a wise decision. Newcastle have no plans to let him leave, and they are hoping to extend his contract. The defender currently earns 90,000 per week, but the new deal would see his wages rise to 250,000 per week."
"Meanwhile, Chelsea are interested in the Netherlands international defender as well. They have suffered from multiple injury problems at the back this season, and they need to improve in that area of the pitch. It will be interesting to see if they can sign the Newcastle star in the coming months. The 25-year-old knows the Premier League well, and he might be able to settle quickly and make an instant impact. It remains to be seen how the situation develops."
Sven Botman has been linked with moves to Liverpool and Chelsea in the coming months. The 25-year-old Netherlands international has performed well for Newcastle since joining but has experienced several injury problems. Liverpool need defensive reinforcements after failing to sign Marc Guehi and could view Botman as a wise acquisition. Chelsea have also shown interest due to multiple injury issues at the back this season and the need to strengthen their defense. Newcastle have no plans to sell and are seeking to extend Botman's contract, with his weekly wages reportedly rising from 90,000 to 250,000. His current contract runs until 2027.
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