Newcastle United signed goalkeeper Nick Pope to a four-year contract after the England international completed a move from relegated Burnley on Thursday. (More Football News)
The Premier League club paid a fee reported to be 10 million pounds ($12.3 million) for Pope, who made 141 league appearances in his six seasons at Burnley.
The 30-year-old Pope will compete with Martin Dubravka to be manager Eddie Howe바카라s first-choice goalkeeper.
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Pope, who has made eight England appearances, said 바카라I can바카라t wait to get started바카라 at Newcastle, where he will be reunited with former teammate Chris Wood. The New Zealand striker joined in the January transfer window.
Burnley was relegated from the Premier League after six seasons following a 2-1 loss 바카라 to Newcastle 바카라 in the season finale that allowed rival Leeds to survive.
