Matty Longstaff: Newcastle midfielder signs new deal
Longstaff’s deal expired at the end of last season; Boyhood fan of the Magpies extends his stay until 2022
www.skysports.comHere’s the latest on Matty Longstaff based on recent reports.
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Matty Longstaff has reportedly joined Toronto FC in MLS on a two-year contract with an option for 2026. This move marks his first club in MLS after leaving Newcastle United as a free agent last year. [Source: Toronto FC announcement via MLS/club outlets][4]
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Toronto FC’s announcement highlighted his Premier League experience and a midfield role designed to add depth to their system, with the deal running through the 2025 season and an option for 2026.[4]
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Additional coverage indicates Longstaff underwent ACL-related rehab previously and is aiming to establish consistent first-team minutes in MLS, with MLS outlets tracking his status and performance as he settles in.[1][3]
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