Despite these challenges, Newcastle United has managed to retain its star players. By July, it was evident that Isak, Guimaraes, and Gordon would remain at St. James’ Park for the upcoming season. This stability is a significant achievement, given the financial pressures and external interest in these players.
Eddie Howe, Newcastle’s manager, appears ready to part ways with the 30-year-old Paraguayan international to generate funds for squad improvements. Sources suggest that bids for Almiron are expected to arrive this summer, following a failed attempt by Saudi clubs to acquire him in January.
Gareth Southgate has strongly hinted that England’s much-debated star, Kieran Trippier, will retain his position for the upcoming Euro 2024 quarter-final clash against Switzerland.
Alan Shearer has expressed strong disapproval of the Premier League’s Profit and Sustainability Rules (PSR), questioning the fairness and impact of these regulations on emerging clubs like Newcastle United and Aston Villa.
Newcastle United fans may have reason to celebrate as the club actively pursues a new centre-back.
Eddie Howe, Newcastle’s astute manager, has set his sights on AC Milan’s promising young German defender, Malick Thiaw. Despite Thiaw’s agent engaging with multiple Premier League clubs, Newcastle remains optimistic about securing the talented defender.
According to Mozzart Sport, Newcastle United have agreed to an €800,000 fee for Pivas, which includes a 20% future sell-on clause. The young defender has reportedly signed a five-year contract with the Magpies. However, Pivas will spend the upcoming season on loan, likely in the Netherlands or Belgium, to gain valuable playing experience
With the stress of the PSR deadline behind them, Newcastle United can now focus on bolstering their squad for the upcoming season. A significant priority for the Magpies is enhancing the right wing position. This focus is logical, especially with Yankuba Minteh’s departure and Miguel Almirón’s potential move to the Saudi Pro-League.
After a turbulent 2023/24 season plagued by injuries, Newcastle United narrowly missed out on a European place. As pre-season approaches, several players have a lot to prove and are determined to secure their spots in the team.
In a surprising and strategic move, Newcastle United has appointed Paul Mitchell as their new sporting director, succeeding Dan Ashworth, who recently moved to Manchester United. This unexpected announcement has thrilled the Toon Army, who are eager to see the impact Mitchell will have on the club’s future.
Newcastle United has encountered a significant setback with an unexpected injury to their promising midfielder, Lewis Miley. The 18-year-old is set to be sidelined for 12 weeks, adding to the club’s injury woes even before the new season kicks off.