Bruno Guimaraes teases big Newcastle United news with two-emoji tweet

As one Newcastle United fan said, Bruno Guimaraes “has the whole fanbase on strings”.
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Bruno Guimaraes has sent Newcastle United fans into meltdown on social media with a cryptic tweet - but they think they know what he might mean.

The Brazilian has received hundreds of replies after posting an eyes emoji and a grinning emoji on Twitter early this afternoon.

And all supporters are jumping to the same conclusion.

Bruno set to sign contract extension?

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@NUFCMoments: What are you doing to us, Bruno! Can’t you see the state of Twitter right now

@AdamP1242: CONTRACT EXTENSION

@toonarmy_com: New contract Bruno

@Muldoonyy: New contract or signing??

@alancrycroft: Here man, Bruno has got everyone wrapped round his little finger!! Best Brazilian to grace the premier league!! #NUFC

DavidTa41816701: Contract extension maybe

@DebJohnson_10: This has sent me into a meltdown #NUFC

Newcastle United midfielder Bruno Guimaraes. (Photo by Stu Forster/Getty Images)Newcastle United midfielder Bruno Guimaraes. (Photo by Stu Forster/Getty Images)
Newcastle United midfielder Bruno Guimaraes. (Photo by Stu Forster/Getty Images)

@KiddEdan: He has the whole fanbase on strings, what does this mean!? #nufc

@NotSoLocalHero: TEN YEAR CONTRACT.

What’s been reported

Reports late last year claimed the Magpies were ready to open talks with the 25-year-old over a new contract after a remarkable opening 12 months at St James’ Park.

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Not only has Guimaraes consistently shown his quality on the pitch, but he’s also endeared himself to the Geordie fanbase.

Speaking about his move from Lyon last January, Guimaraes said: “To change country, to change leagues, and in a World Cup year as well, it was a really hard decision but I think it was the right one. I’m so happy. It’s an amazing step. I feel like a Geordie now.

“I always dreamed of playing in the Premier League but, honestly, I never thought it could be this good. I’m proud of what I’m doing, of myself and of the club, but it was a difficult choice.

“I love playing here, I love to bond with the fans, and I want to become a legend here. I have three or four years of contract left. It’s so long. I swear I’m not thinking about other things. My focus now is just on Newcastle and the World Cup.”