Ruben Neves has been given hope by Newcastle as a Premier League transfer is decided.

The most recent Premier League news: Ruben Neves, a former favorite of Wolves, may be heading to Newcastle.

The Premier League’s attempt to outlaw loan swaps between affiliated parties in January was unsuccessful. The purpose of the action was to stop a team like Newcastle from loaning a player to a different team that is owned by the Public Investment Fund of Saudi Arabia.

Rumor has it that Newcastle is interested in making a short-term move for Portugal’s Ruben Neves, a midfield player who only left Wolves in the summer and was unable to return to the Premier League a few months later. Neves plays midfield for Al-Hilal in Saudi Arabia. At the London shareholders’ meeting on Tuesday afternoon, the Premier League needed the support of 14 of the 20 clubs to vote in favor of the ban.

However, the PA news agency is aware that the vote ended 13-7 in favor of a ban—short of the necessary number to.

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In a similar vein, Manchester City would have the option to loan out players from other City Football Group clubs. The Premier League suffered yet another setback when the clubs refused to accept the conditions of the £900 million “New Deal,” a settlement between them and English Football League teams.

Although it is believed that no vote was held, the Premier League had hoped to confirm the package at the meeting on Tuesday. There is still disagreement over new cost control measures for Premier League and EFL clubs, even after a three-hour discussion. Prior to the establishment of a new independent regulator for English football, the Premier League wants the issue settled.

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