The report says Club Brugge are reluctant to sell and value Seys at £30 million, with his contract running until 2029. No destination has emerged and no completed deal is reported, leaving the Belgian club in a strong position to resist approaches.
For Aston Villa, the reported interest is framed around a search for a left-back to succeed Lucas Digne. Newcastle United, meanwhile, are said to be weighing further additions after a period of significant change. The reported interest from Manchester United and Arsenal would give Brugge more reason to hold firm if the clubs decide to make formal moves.
Jaissle also said, “Estou aqui há um dia. Tenho o elenco mapeado e ideias claras, mas também quero conhecer os jogadores. Quero dar uma chance a eles.” His comments point to a desire to assess the squad before making decisions; they do not confirm that Newcastle United will bid for Seys.
That distinction matters in a market where reported interest can quickly be mistaken for a concrete pursuit. The £30 million valuation may also test how serious any suitor is, particularly if Club Brugge remain unwilling to negotiate.
The next step to watch is whether interest becomes an official approach. Until then, Seys remains a reported target rather than a player on the verge of a move, and Brugge appear intent on controlling the outcome.