The former Leeds youngster found first-team football hard to come by at the end of last season with Magpies boss Kevin Keegan favouring an attacking trio of Mark Viduka, Michael Owen and Obafemi Martins, with three midfielders behind them.
| Milner, 22, knows he could secure a regular start elsewhere but also that he needs the right move at this stage in his career after making his Premier League debut in 2002 aged just 16. | | Goodison chief David Moyes is looking to add to his squad for another assault on the Uefa Cup and the so-called 'Big Four' but his Anfield counterpart Rafa Benitez might throw a spanner in the works after the release of Harry Kewell. | | Aston Villa cannot be ruled out after Milner enjoyed a loan spell with the Villans in 2005/06. |
from clubcall.com
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