Magpies stand firm over Owen

Newcastle chairman Chris Mort has revealed Michael Owen no longer has a buy-out clause in his contract while manager Sam Allardyce wants the England striker to prove his fitness before discussing a new deal.

Magpies stand firm over Owen
Wed, 17 Oct, 2007 - 08:51

Newcastle chairman Chris Mort has revealed Michael Owen no longer has a buy-out clause in his contract while manager Sam Allardyce wants the England striker to prove his fitness before discussing a new deal.

Owen joined United from Real Madrid for £17million in August 2005 but his career on Tyneside has been blighted by injury so far.

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