Newcastle prepare second bid for Andy Carroll
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Newcastle United are expected to make an improved offer for Liverpool's Andy Carroll.
Newcastle want their former striker on a season-long loan with the option to sign him permanently in the future.
Their first bid was rejected on Sunday night after Newcastle only offered to pay part of Carroll's £80,000-a-week wages.
It's thought their was also problems with the transfer fee too.
Newcastle wanted to pay around £13 million for the England international but the Anfield club wanted £20 million.
Carroll joined Liverpool from Newcastle in January 2011 for a record £35 million.
It's understood that Carroll is interested in returning to his hometown club.