Lewis Hall has shared insights into his decision to remain at Newcastle United, dismissing interest from Manchester United as he labeled the choice a “no-brainer.” The 22-year-old left-back, recently recalled to the England squad by Thomas Tuchel, faced significant interest from the Red Devils during the summer transfer window, but ultimately opted to stay with the Magpies.

In a recent interview with Chronicle Live, Hall explained his motivations:

• He was influenced by the vision of new manager Matthias Jaissle.
• He expressed a deep love for playing at Newcastle, stating that speculation about transfers did not affect him.
• Hall emphasized the importance of the club’s ambitions and the recent squad improvements.

Having joined Newcastle from Chelsea’s academy, Hall has made 109 appearances for the club in the last three years. He has quickly emerged as a key player under Jaissle, recently scoring in Newcastle's 2-1 victory over Hull City, a performance that also secured his return to the England national team after being omitted from the World Cup plans.

Looking ahead, Hall anticipates further transfer rumors but confidently asserts his commitment to Newcastle, expressing gratitude for the long-term contract he signed.

• He remains focused on the present, taking it “game by game,” and is determined to help the club achieve its ambitions.
• Hall stated, “As long as we achieve these ambitions, I’m sure I’ll be here for a long time.”