Newcastle United have officially announced that defender Lewis Hall has signed a new long-term contract with the club. The 22-year-old England international had previously been linked with transfer rumors involving Manchester United, but ultimately chose to remain at St James' Park.
Hall's previous contract still had three years remaining, and the new deal means he will spend a longer future at Newcastle. Since joining from Chelsea in August 2023, he has made 107 appearances for Newcastle and helped the team lift the League Cup in 2025, the club's first domestic trophy in 70 years.

"A very proud moment"
Hall said in an interview with the club's official website: "I am absolutely delighted. This is a very proud moment. Playing for this club and representing these supporters is an absolute privilege. I know what it means to them."
He added: "The fan base here and the support we receive from them, whether at St James' Park or away from home, is the best in the league in my opinion. Being able to bring them happiness is a big thing for me."
"I obviously have a family connection with this club, and it is extremely important for all of us. One of the main reasons I play football is to make my family proud, and I know what seeing me represent Newcastle United means to them."
"This is a very good place. We are very happy with the start of the season, especially with the arrival of the new head coach and coaching staff. I think we can continue to achieve truly significant things."
Ever-present under the new coach, manager praises his potential
This season under new head coach Matthias Jaissle, Hall has played every minute, including three Premier League matches and two League Cup victories.
Jaissle said: "Since I arrived, Lewis has made a deep impression on me. He is a very important player for us and for what we are building, so this is exciting news."
"The combination of his abilities and characteristics makes him an ideal fit for our squad. His mentality is exactly what you expect from a young player. He wants to learn every day and become better in every match."
"The way Lewis covers the pitch is something that very few players can do. He defends with maturity and intelligence, and his technical ability means he can support the team in more advanced positions."
"What excites me most is that I believe Lewis' best performances are still ahead of him. He has a lot of room for development, and I look forward to him growing with us."
Manchester United pursuit ends unsuccessfully as Newcastle retain a key piece
This summer, after several key players left the club, Hall was linked with a move to Manchester United. However, the England international ultimately chose to commit his future to Newcastle, providing a major boost for the team and its supporters.