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Yohan Cabaye: Newcastle agree transfer fee with Paris St-Germain

Newcastle and Paris St-Germain have agreed a fee of around £20m for France midfielder Yohan Cabaye.
The French champions had a £14m bid for the 28-year-old, who joined the Magpies in 2011, rejected on Sunday.
But a £19m deal, that could rise beyond £20m, has been reached.
Cabaye could leave - Pardew
Cabaye, who has scored 17 goals in 79 appearances for the Magpies, will fly to Paris for a medical on Tuesday and will not play a part in Newcastle's Premier League game with Norwich.
Newcastle boss Alan Pardew said earlier on Monday that he could not guarantee that the former Lille player, who joined the Tyneside club for £4.3m in June 2011, will remain at St James' Park beyond the end of the month.
"No, I'm not confident," Pardew said. "I don't think any team not in a Champions League position or fighting for a Champions League spot could be."

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