‘Charlotte FC today announced the Club has acquired $400,000 General Allocation Money (GAM) from Atlanta United in exchange ...

Fondly known as ‘Miggy’, Almirón joined the Magpies in January 2019 for a then-club-record fee and went on to make 223 appearances, scoring 30 goals during his six-year stint on Tyneside ...

A crowd of 65,520 turning up to see the return of Miguel Almiron. He didn’t disappoint. His usual energy and commitment on show. Miggy was outstanding on his second debut for the club. Atlanta United ...

He arrived to a hero's welcome at Hartsfield International Airport on Thursday night, signing autographs, taking pictures with fans, and listening to fans chant, "Miggy, Miggy." "I feel at home ...

Just as he ought to have been. Geordies are always grateful to those who have served them well and Miggy Almiron has done just that over the last six years. Now he going back to where we found him ...

A lovely lad as well. Good luck, Miggy! Joff: Almiron epitomised everything that was exciting about the Toon team as it emerged from the doldrums of the Mike Ashley era. His effort and passion ...

Almiron was subbed on at 88 minutes on Saturday ... as he did with Sandro Tonali right before his ban - to put 'Miggy' front and centre. He offered the fans the chance to thank this player ...

"Miggy Almiron, Almiron. Miggy Almiron!" to the tune of KC and The Sunshine Band's 'Give It Up' has been heard countless times over the last six years - but this one felt vastly different.

“On behalf of the club, I want to thank Miggy for everything he has given us during our time together," Newcastle coach Eddie Howe said in a statement released by the club on Thursday.

TOON have been left with just two fit wingers but Almiron's sale may not help that situation. ©News Group Newspapers Limited in England No. 679215 Registered office: 1 London Bridge Street ...

Almiron waved before applauding the fans as they started up again. "Na na na na na na na na na na! Miggy Almiron! Almiron! Miggy Almiron!" the away end boomed. Almiron could have milked it ...