The 22-year-old England international has committed his future to Newcastle United by signing a new five-year deal through to 2030. This move comes as a significant boost to the Magpies, who have invested heavily in their squad this summer. Newcastle United spent almost £280million in the summer rebuilding their squad, bringing in players such as Matias Fernandez-Pardo, Nico Gonzalez, and Bazoumana Toure.
Hall's decision to sign a new deal with Newcastle United is reportedly due to the impact of new manager Matthias Jaissle and the club's transfer business. Speaking to the Newcastle Chronicle, Hall explained that he took the transfer interest from Manchester United as a positive, but ultimately chose to commit his future to the Magpies. He stated that he knew how much he loved playing for Newcastle and that Jaissle's ambitions and the team's desire to improve the squad made it a "no-brainer" to sign a new deal.
Hall has already made a significant impact for Newcastle United this season, playing every minute across all competitions and earning an England recall. He has scored once and provided two assists from left-back, and has been instrumental in the team's return to winning ways against Hull City. Newcastle United will return to action away to Coventry City on October 12 following the international break.