Malick Thiaw Completes Move to Newcastle United from AC Milan
Milan, italy – August 13, 2025 – Malick Thiaw, the 23-year-old central defender, has officially completed his transfer from AC Milan to Newcastle United. The move brings an end to Thiaw’s three-year spell with the Rossoneri, and provides Newcastle manager Eddie Howe with a significant boost in defensive options ahead of the new Premier League season.
The transfer was confirmed by both clubs on August 13, 2025, with Antara News East Java reporting the deal as finalized. While financial details remain undisclosed, reports suggest Newcastle moved quickly to secure Thiaw’s signature, capitalizing on AC Milan’s need to generate funds through player sales. Lombok post indicates the sale is part of a broader strategy by AC Milan to reinvest in other areas of the squad, possibly targeting a “superstar” signing.
Thiaw expressed his gratitude to AC Milan and its supporters in a farewell message, as reported by Kompas.com. He highlighted his positive experiences during his time at the club and wished the team continued success.
AC Milan’s Swift Response
The departure of Thiaw has prompted swift action from AC Milan in the transfer market. Liputan6.com reports that the club has already secured a replacement, signing a defender from Genoa within 24 hours of Thiaw’s departure. This demonstrates AC Milan’s proactive approach to maintaining squad depth and quality.
Thiaw’s Career and Potential at Newcastle
Thiaw joined AC Milan in 2022 from Schalke 04 and quickly established himself as a key player in the team’s defense. Known for his physicality, aerial ability, and composure on the ball, he made 83 appearances for the club across all competitions.
Newcastle United will be hoping Thiaw can replicate his form in the Premier League. His arrival adds competition to Newcastle’s central defensive options, alongside players like Sven Botman and Fabian Schär. the move represents a significant investment for Newcastle as they continue to build a squad capable of challenging for top honors.Keywords: Malick Thiaw, Newcastle United, AC Milan, Transfer News, Premier League, Serie A, Football Transfers, Eddie Howe, Sven Botman, Fabian Schär.