Newcastle offer few clues over reports of approach for Owen

Monday 16 May 2005 00:00 BST

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Newcastle declined to comment yesterday on reports suggesting they have offered up to £20m for the Real Madrid striker Michael Owen.

Newcastle's manager, Graeme Souness, has been repeatedly linked with a summer move for the England international after admitting he is the sort of player he would like to bring to St James' Park. However, a club spokesman said: "We never comment on media speculation."

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