Lewis Hall continues to impress, showcasing his skills as Manchester United remains interested after missing out on him this summer.

In an exciting match at St James’ Park, Bournemouth and Newcastle played to a thrilling draw. The home team initially fell behind by two goals but managed a late comeback to equalize, nearly clinching the win.

Hall, the dynamic left back, played a pivotal role in Newcastle's resurgence. He provided an assist that led to Harvey Barnes’s stunning goal, a top-corner finish following an impressive run down the flank.

Manchester United has been heavily linked with Hall, initially expected to sign him this summer. However, plans seem to have been postponed, with indications that the club is segmenting their rebuild. According to James Ducker from The Telegraph, after revamping their attack and midfield, United is poised to make significant investments in defense next summer, potentially targeting Hall among others in a £500m spend.

With performances like this, Hall’s market value is on the rise, and Manchester United must remain vigilant as competition could emerge from other clubs. Notably, Chelsea, where Hall developed his career, might also seek a left back after the sale of Marc Cucurella.