Lewis Hall has committed his future to Newcastle United after turning down transfer interest from Manchester United, calling the decision to stay with the club a "no-brainer." The 23-year-old left-back, who has made 109 appearances for Newcastle over the past three years, had been a target for Manchester United during the summer transfer window, but no deal was finalized. Now, Hall has signed a long-term contract with the club, securing his place at St James' Park for the foreseeable future. Hall, who recently returned to the England squad under manager Thomas Tuchel, said he was convinced to stay after learning about the vision of Newcastle's new manager, Matthias Jaissle. He emphasized that the transfer speculation did not affect him and that the interest from Manchester United was a positive reflection on his performances and character. Hall, who came through Chelsea's academy, has been a standout player under Jaissle, scoring in Newcastle's 2-1 victory over Hull City. His strong form has earned him a recall to the England squad after being left out of Tuchel's World Cup plans. Though transfer speculation may continue in the future, Hall has made it clear he will be at Newcastle for "a long time." He is focused on performing well for the club and helping them achieve their ambitions, taking each game as it comes. Reports had earlier indicated that Hall was Manchester United's top target at left-back, and his shared agent with Eddie Howe, who recently left Newcastle, had fueled speculation about his potential departure. However, Newcastle made it clear they would not sell Hall unless offered an astronomical fee, and he remained with the club as the transfer deadline passed. Newcastle officially announced that Hall has signed a long-term contract, binding him to the club until 2031. This season, the young full-back has started all of the club's opening seven games across all competitions and scored the decisive goal in the 2-1 win over Hull City. His impressive form led to his recall to the England squad for the upcoming Nations League matches. Hall expressed gratitude for the new contract and expects to be playing for Newcastle for the foreseeable future, as long as the club continues to achieve its goals together. Hall is also enjoying his time under new manager Matthias Jaissle, who has brought a fresh approach to the team. He praised Jaissle for giving him the freedom to express himself while emphasizing the defensive responsibilities of the position. After the win over Hull City, Newcastle will face Coventry City in their next Premier League match. Currently sitting ninth in the league after five games, the Magpies will aim to keep their strong start going as they continue their campaign.