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Lukas Hornicek continues to attract interest from various leagues, with growing whispers of potential suitors emerging from the Premier League.
Hull City has already submitted a concrete offer to SC Braga this transfer window to sign the goalkeeper. The €30 million bid met the release clause in the player's contract with the *arsenalistas*. However, Hornicek did not find the project appealing enough and ultimately rejected the move. This was recently confirmed by António Salvador, president of the Minho club's SAD.
But the English interest didn't stop there. This Sunday, Sky Sports reported that Newcastle has been "monitoring" Lukas Hornicek, identifying the Czech international as one of the goalkeepers on their radar for the upcoming season. A BOLA can confirm this information, but adds a crucial detail: the northern English club has not yet formalized any intention with Braga's board.
As our newspaper has previously reported, any potential candidates looking to sign Lukas Hornicek will receive the same response from the SAD led by António Salvador: €30 million. Simply put, that figure is non-negotiable. Furthermore, it's important to note that interested parties will also have to convince Hornicek himself—something Hull City failed to do.
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