NUFC Transfer Rumours

[toon25]

24 minutes ago, Unbelievable said:

I disagree. A player past their best and no longer integral to the team is past their peak value. If we are to compete, and as long as we remain severely hampered by lacking the commercial revenue to do so and have no manufacturing line of saleable talent from our academy, we have to trade players well as explained by Eales in January. This means sometimes take a step backwards in terms of quality on the pitch short term to allow for two steps forward a little further down the line. Star players may get badly injured and never recover, they may dip in form or they may refuse to extend their contract and for all those reasons their value may diminish. We should try to optimise every player sale, just like we try to optimise every player purchase.

 

Great post - can't disagree with anything you've said here!

 

[Zero]

1 hour ago, Unbelievable said:

I disagree. A player past their best and no longer integral to the team is past their peak value. If we are to compete, and as long as we remain severely hampered by lacking the commercial revenue to do so and have no manufacturing line of saleable talent from our academy, we have to trade players well as explained by Eales in January. This means sometimes take a step backwards in terms of quality on the pitch short term to allow for two steps forward a little further down the line. Star players may get badly injured and never recover, they may dip in form or they may refuse to extend their contract and for all those reasons their value may diminish. We should try to optimise every player sale, just like we try to optimise every player purchase.

And that’s why Joelinton should be sold in January

[elbee909]

25 minutes ago, Zero said:

And that’s why Joelinton should be sold in January

 

[Pata]

1 hour ago, Zero said:

And that’s why Joelinton should be sold in January

 

I don't think we would get enough for Joelinton to replace what he brings to the team, £40m max and I have no idea who would even do that.

 

It's different with Bruno and Isak, there aren't many clubs in the world who wouldn't like to have them and the money we would get would be so much higher. It fucking sucks but we have to be able to sell players at the right time and Bruno turns 27 soon, pretty much the last age where we could get maximum money for him. Isak being two years younger means he's more likely to leave because he's a top 3 striker in the world than us being forced to sell due to his age. And I'm in no way advocating that we should sell them, just getting personally ready for it when PSR and FFP are still a thing.

[Zero]

5 minutes ago, Pata said:

 

I don't think we would get enough for Joelinton to replace what he brings to the team, £40m max and I have no idea who would even do that.

 

It's different with Bruno and Isak, there aren't many clubs in the world who wouldn't like to have them and the money we would get would be so much higher. It fucking sucks but we have to be able to sell players at the right time and Bruno turns 27 soon, pretty much the last age where we could get maximum money for him. Isak being two years younger means he's more likely to leave because he's a top 3 striker in the world than us being forced to sell due to his age. And I'm in no way advocating that we should sell them, just getting personally ready for it when PSR and FFP are still a thing.

 

Yea I kinda agree, we are probably too late to sell Joelinton already. Should have done it last summer.

[PauloGeordio]

[Coffee_Johnny]

If this isn’t bollocks, then perhaps all of the talk of the Anderson and Minteh funds being absorbed into PSR deficit, was bollocks, i.e. a top class deflection re the size of our war chest.
 

 

 

Edited July 31, 2024 by Coffee_Johnny

[The College Dropout]

8 hours ago, KaKa said:

Just been catching up on the earlier excitement about Guler.

 

Reminded me of the link to Brahim Diaz in the lead up to the January window.

 

https://www.defensacentral.com/real_madrid/1703754751-el-newcastle-le-ofrece-un-dineral-a-florentino-por-brahim-precio-de-crack

 

I wonder if we might actually be showing an interest in him again too. He had a really good season just past.

 

They were saying we were willing to go up to around £55 million in January.

 

Between Diaz and Guler, one of them is not going to play enough next season, and if we like both, perhaps we are interested in whoever Real Madrid decide is available between the two.

100% agree.  Brahmin and Guler are too similar a profile. One of them will have to leave most likely - if not now in January. Unless Rodrygo is sold. 

[Matt1892]

22 minutes ago, Coffee_Johnny said:

If this isn’t bollocks, then perhaps all of the talk of the Anderson and Minteh funds being absorbed into PSR deficit was top class deflection re the size of our war chest.
 

PSR is that complicated that we can be in a position where we had to sell Minteh and Anderson to plug the financial hole, then when we move in to a new PSR window it opens up our spending ability again.

 

[The College Dropout]

8 hours ago, Unbelievable said:

I disagree. A player past their best and no longer integral to the team is past their peak value. If we are to compete, and as long as we remain severely hampered by lacking the commercial revenue to do so and have no manufacturing line of saleable talent from our academy, we have to trade players well as explained by Eales in January. This means sometimes take a step backwards in terms of quality on the pitch short term to allow for two steps forward a little further down the line. Star players may get badly injured and never recover, they may dip in form or they may refuse to extend their contract and for all those reasons their value may diminish. We should try to optimise every player sale, just like we try to optimise every player purchase.

Agreed. 

 

6 hours ago, Zero said:

And that’s why Joelinton should be sold in January

Last Jan - I think would’ve been a decent idea.  
 

Since he’s signed the contract extension I think we’ve missed the prime window to sell him now he’s on big boy wages. 
 

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Guler - I don’t see us signing him permanently now. A bigger team will come and get him. I don’t assume he’s for sale either tbh.  
 

Edit: Madrid are fond of the buy back tbf. So maybe a glorified loan. 

 

 

Edited July 31, 2024 by The College Dropout

[gdm]

28 minutes ago, Coffee_Johnny said:

If this isn’t bollocks, then perhaps all of the talk of the Anderson and Minteh funds being absorbed into PSR deficit, was bollocks, i.e. a top class deflection re the size of our war chest.
 

 

 

 

I mean, it’s absolutely bollocks

[The College Dropout]

Just now, Matt1892 said:

PSR is that complicated that we can be in a position where we had to sell Minteh and Anderson to plug the financial hole, then when we move in to a new PSR window it opens up our spending ability again.

 

I don’t agree. We carry most of our costs forward season on season and our revenues haven’t increased in line. 
 

£60m for Guler would be a ‘sign now, worry later’ type deal anyway.  The opportunity is too big. We’ll have 10 months to sort the finances out 

[Ben]

Only a couple of weeks till the season starts, I'm sure Howe would like to work with new signings before putting them in the first team, Gordon is one of our best players and it took him ages to get used to our tactics.

 

Get your finger out Mitchell. 

[SUPERTOON]

8 minutes ago, The College Dropout said:

Agreed. 

 

Last Jan - I think would’ve been a decent idea.  
 

Since he’s signed the contract extension I think we’ve missed the prime window to sell him now he’s on big boy wages. 
 

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Guler - I don’t see us signing him permanently now. A bigger team will come and get him. I don’t assume he’s for sale either tbh.  
 

Edit: Madrid are fond of the buy back tbf. So maybe a glorified loan. 

 

 

 

We couldn’t sell him in January, he tore his thigh at the beginning of it.

[Matt1892]

6 minutes ago, The College Dropout said:

I don’t agree. We carry most of our costs forward season on season and our revenues haven’t increased in line. 
 

£60m for Guler would be a ‘sign now, worry later’ type deal anyway.  The opportunity is too big. We’ll have 10 months to sort the finances out 

Whilst I don’t disagree with you, that doesn’t make what I said any less true.

[tarie4]

32 minutes ago, The College Dropout said:

I don’t agree. We carry most of our costs forward season on season and our revenues haven’t increased in line. 
 

£60m for Guler would be a ‘sign now, worry later’ type deal anyway.  The opportunity is too big. We’ll have 10 months to sort the finances out 

Could you please explain how you are calculating that?I am having a bit of difficulty understanding. 

 

[Unbelievable]

2 minutes ago, tarie4 said:

Could you please explain how you are calculating that?I am having a bit of difficulty understanding. 

 

Perhaps read this post by timeEd32, then read TCD’s post again. Long story short, we can’t afford 60m Guler without sorting the financial deficit it would create further down the line later this season, before the 2025 PSR deadline.

[Paully]

From the Athletic - another Keeper?! I'm certain Dubs will go but we still have four if he does go!

 

 

What positions/players are they looking at?

 

A centre-back and a right-winger are Howe’s priorities while recruiting another goalkeeper is under consideration. Callum Wilson’s back injury increases the need for another forward, given Alexander Isak is the only fit front man — though any striker being brought in may first depend on the England international leaving.

 

Howe, Mitchell and Eales are unified in their desire to prioritise quality over quantity, with most additions intended to improve the first XI.

Newcastle want a right-sided centre-back and Milan’s Thiaw, a 22-year-old Germany international, and Nice’s Jean-Clair Todibo are among those tracked.

 

Howe has been keen to bolster Newcastle’s right wing for several windows, with a significant portion of their budget expected to be spent on that position. Having missed out on top target Michael Olise to Bayern Munich, despite meeting his Crystal Palace release clause, Newcastle retain an interest in Nottingham Forest’s Anthony Elanga, while Noni Madueke of Chelsea has been discussed and Fiorentina’s Gonzalez has been watched.

 

Everton’s Dominic Calvert-Lewin had been a striker target but, after a deal with Everton collapsed last month, Newcastle turned their attention to others. Lille’s Jonathan David has been watched for a long time.

 

Which players could be leaving?

 

Despite managing to comply with PSR by June 30, Mitchell is still looking to reduce their wage bill and the average age of their squad, so further senior players are expected to depart.

 

Kieran Trippier, who is into the final year of his contract, has fielded interest from the Saudi Pro League but no firm offer has arrived. The 33-year-old was photographed at Newcastle Airport on Friday, fuelling rumours of an imminent exit, but he was heading away to Dubai as he has been afforded an extended break after reaching the Euro 2024 final with England. Trippier posted a photo on Instagram over the weekend alongside Tom Spring, Al Ettifaq’s chief scout, with the caption “good meeting”, which has sparked further speculation.

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Miguel Almiron and Martin Dubravka have rejoined the squad, but both can leave for the right price, while Emil Krafth is into the final year of his deal and an exit has been explored. Wilson’s injury complicates any potential exit, but the 32-year-old has less than 12 months remaining on his contract.

 

Newcastle hope to offload Jamal Lewis and Ryan Fraser, with the latter having agreed a deal with Southampton, though the details must be finalised with his club. While Lewis played in Newcastle’s friendlies against SpVgg Unterhaching and Hull City, Fraser remains banished from first-team training and Southampton manager Russell Martin has indicated that the deal needs to progress soon, otherwise they will move on to other targets. Isaac Hayden is also available for transfer.

 

Bruno Guimaraes’ £100million release clause expired in June and Newcastle are keen to keep hold of the Brazil midfielder, although Manchester City have tracked him, while they have no intention of selling Alexander Isak.

 

Howe is hopeful Anthony Gordon will stay, despite internal fears that his head was turned by an awareness of Liverpool’s interest.

[Nucasol]

4 minutes ago, Paully said:

From the Athletic - another Keeper?! I'm certain Dubs will go but we still have four if he does go!

 

 

What positions/players are they looking at?

 

A centre-back and a right-winger are Howe’s priorities while recruiting another goalkeeper is under consideration. Callum Wilson’s back injury increases the need for another forward, given Alexander Isak is the only fit front man — though any striker being brought in may first depend on the England international leaving.

 

Howe, Mitchell and Eales are unified in their desire to prioritise quality over quantity, with most additions intended to improve the first XI.

Newcastle want a right-sided centre-back and Milan’s Thiaw, a 22-year-old Germany international, and Nice’s Jean-Clair Todibo are among those tracked.

 

Howe has been keen to bolster Newcastle’s right wing for several windows, with a significant portion of their budget expected to be spent on that position. Having missed out on top target Michael Olise to Bayern Munich, despite meeting his Crystal Palace release clause, Newcastle retain an interest in Nottingham Forest’s Anthony Elanga, while Noni Madueke of Chelsea has been discussed and Fiorentina’s Gonzalez has been watched.

 

Everton’s Dominic Calvert-Lewin had been a striker target but, after a deal with Everton collapsed last month, Newcastle turned their attention to others. Lille’s Jonathan David has been watched for a long time.

 

Which players could be leaving?

 

Despite managing to comply with PSR by June 30, Mitchell is still looking to reduce their wage bill and the average age of their squad, so further senior players are expected to depart.

 

Kieran Trippier, who is into the final year of his contract, has fielded interest from the Saudi Pro League but no firm offer has arrived. The 33-year-old was photographed at Newcastle Airport on Friday, fuelling rumours of an imminent exit, but he was heading away to Dubai as he has been afforded an extended break after reaching the Euro 2024 final with England. Trippier posted a photo on Instagram over the weekend alongside Tom Spring, Al Ettifaq’s chief scout, with the caption “good meeting”, which has sparked further speculation.

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Miguel Almiron and Martin Dubravka have rejoined the squad, but both can leave for the right price, while Emil Krafth is into the final year of his deal and an exit has been explored. Wilson’s injury complicates any potential exit, but the 32-year-old has less than 12 months remaining on his contract.

 

Newcastle hope to offload Jamal Lewis and Ryan Fraser, with the latter having agreed a deal with Southampton, though the details must be finalised with his club. While Lewis played in Newcastle’s friendlies against SpVgg Unterhaching and Hull City, Fraser remains banished from first-team training and Southampton manager Russell Martin has indicated that the deal needs to progress soon, otherwise they will move on to other targets. Isaac Hayden is also available for transfer.

 

Bruno Guimaraes’ £100million release clause expired in June and Newcastle are keen to keep hold of the Brazil midfielder, although Manchester City have tracked him, while they have no intention of selling Alexander Isak.

 

Howe is hopeful Anthony Gordon will stay, despite internal fears that his head was turned by an awareness of Liverpool’s interest.

You could copy paste the majority of that from what The Athletic were saying two months ago. We’re keeping the ship nice and tight, nothing getting out by way of leaks. The journos are truly in the dark this summer.

[PauloGeordio]

Howe said: "I am always reluctant to comment but he is a player that I know about. I remember him from our games against AC Milan from the Champions League. But that is it really."
 

Thiaw incoming…….

[tarie4]

30 minutes ago, Unbelievable said:

Perhaps read this post by timeEd32, then read TCD’s post again. Long story short, we can’t afford 60m Guler without sorting the financial deficit it would create further down the line later this season, before the 2025 PSR deadline.

Interesting, very interesting.

 

"The good news is that £70m now drops off going into the new cycle so we have got that chance to know what our available headroom is."

 

Any thoughts what that might be?

 

 

Edited July 31, 2024 by tarie4

[TheBrownBottle]

1 hour ago, Coffee_Johnny said:

If this isn’t bollocks, then perhaps all of the talk of the Anderson and Minteh funds being absorbed into PSR deficit, was bollocks, i.e. a top class deflection re the size of our war chest.
 

 

 

 

We can’t deflect or lie about the funding available, the club’s accounts are a matter of public record and we know the PSR rules.

[SUPERTOON]

26 minutes ago, Paully said:

From the Athletic - another Keeper?! I'm certain Dubs will go but we still have four if he does go!

 

 

What positions/players are they looking at?

 

A centre-back and a right-winger are Howe’s priorities while recruiting another goalkeeper is under consideration. Callum Wilson’s back injury increases the need for another forward, given Alexander Isak is the only fit front man — though any striker being brought in may first depend on the England international leaving.

 

Howe, Mitchell and Eales are unified in their desire to prioritise quality over quantity, with most additions intended to improve the first XI.

Newcastle want a right-sided centre-back and Milan’s Thiaw, a 22-year-old Germany international, and Nice’s Jean-Clair Todibo are among those tracked.

 

Howe has been keen to bolster Newcastle’s right wing for several windows, with a significant portion of their budget expected to be spent on that position. Having missed out on top target Michael Olise to Bayern Munich, despite meeting his Crystal Palace release clause, Newcastle retain an interest in Nottingham Forest’s Anthony Elanga, while Noni Madueke of Chelsea has been discussed and Fiorentina’s Gonzalez has been watched.

 

Everton’s Dominic Calvert-Lewin had been a striker target but, after a deal with Everton collapsed last month, Newcastle turned their attention to others. Lille’s Jonathan David has been watched for a long time.

 

Which players could be leaving?

 

Despite managing to comply with PSR by June 30, Mitchell is still looking to reduce their wage bill and the average age of their squad, so further senior players are expected to depart.

 

Kieran Trippier, who is into the final year of his contract, has fielded interest from the Saudi Pro League but no firm offer has arrived. The 33-year-old was photographed at Newcastle Airport on Friday, fuelling rumours of an imminent exit, but he was heading away to Dubai as he has been afforded an extended break after reaching the Euro 2024 final with England. Trippier posted a photo on Instagram over the weekend alongside Tom Spring, Al Ettifaq’s chief scout, with the caption “good meeting”, which has sparked further speculation.

Advertisement

 

Miguel Almiron and Martin Dubravka have rejoined the squad, but both can leave for the right price, while Emil Krafth is into the final year of his deal and an exit has been explored. Wilson’s injury complicates any potential exit, but the 32-year-old has less than 12 months remaining on his contract.

 

Newcastle hope to offload Jamal Lewis and Ryan Fraser, with the latter having agreed a deal with Southampton, though the details must be finalised with his club. While Lewis played in Newcastle’s friendlies against SpVgg Unterhaching and Hull City, Fraser remains banished from first-team training and Southampton manager Russell Martin has indicated that the deal needs to progress soon, otherwise they will move on to other targets. Isaac Hayden is also available for transfer.

 

Bruno Guimaraes’ £100million release clause expired in June and Newcastle are keen to keep hold of the Brazil midfielder, although Manchester City have tracked him, while they have no intention of selling Alexander Isak.

 

Howe is hopeful Anthony Gordon will stay, despite internal fears that his head was turned by an awareness of Liverpool’s interest.

Is that from Waugh? He has literally wrote the exact same article about 5 times already this window.

[r0cafella]

Just now, SUPERTOON said:

Is that from Waugh? He has literally wrote the exact same article about 5 times already this window.

Aye it’s Waugh with his weekly copy and paste job. 

[r0cafella]

And to add on, they have so many things they could be writing about and investigating but nah, weekly none update it is.