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Premier League clubs have voted against a proposed ban on loan moves for players between associated parties in a potentially huge boost for Newcastle United. 90min previously reported that a shareholder meeting would be attended by all 20 Premier League clubs to vote on a 'fast track' measure intended to protect the integrity of the com Pet ition. For the motion to be passed, 14 clubs needed to vote in favour of changing the current regulations that are in place. But although the majority of clubs did agree with the proposal, only 13 voted for a change to be implemented for the January transfer window, meaning no amendments will be made this season. Although not specifically aimed at Newcastle, the conversation over a proposed change in regulations coincides with the Magpies showing an active interest in bringing Ruben Neves back to the Premier League from Al Hilal. Newcastle have been rocked by not only Sandro Tonali's ten-month ban from football for betting offences bu...

Casemiro has emerged as one of the Saudi Pro League's primary transfer targets for 2024, with an offer even possible for the Manchester United midfielder in January, 90min understands. United signed the Brazilian from Real Madrid in August 2022 after a poor start to Erik ten Hag's reign as manager, and he made a huge difference to the solidity of the team in the months that followed. Casemiro scored a number of important goals, helping United to a top four finish in the Premier League , a Carabao Cup win and FA Cup final appearance. His signing has been met with criticism at times due to its huge cost - United paid £60m plus an additional £10m in add-ons and agreed to wages around £300,000 a week - as well as the length of the contract. United are just over a year into a four-year agreement and also have an option to trigger a further season's stay, with Casemiro turning 32 in February. While a short-term success, Casemiro has struggled for form in the early months of the...