December 23, 2024

Callum Wilson celebrates scoring a goal during Newcastle United vs. Southampton at St James’ Park, Newcastle, Britain, August 28, 2021. Action Images via Reuters/Lee Smith

The ideal trade agreement between Manchester City and Newcastle United that would benefit both teams

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Newcastle United might approach their potential competitors for the Premier League title in an agreement that would be advantageous to all sides.

Newcastle United supporters certainly didn’t want to hear this month that “January isn’t a great window for us to be doing business,” but CEO Darren Eales isn’t in there to appease supporters.

Since the Saudi-backed purchase in 2021, Newcastle has benefited greatly from having ultra-wealthy owners, and their ascent from Champions League underdogs to contenders has been impressive. Eddie Howe has done a fantastic job enhancing the players already at St James’ Park, but it’s impossible to deny that he’s brought in talent valued at almost ÂŁ400 million to help them advance.

However, the cost growth has outpaced the club’s revenue, and their newly released records show that even though their revenues increased by ÂŁ70 million to ÂŁ250 million in 2022–2023, they still lost ÂŁ73.4 million. Newcastle might potentially violate Financial Fair Play regulations if they combine that with their ÂŁ70.7 million loss in 2021–2022.

Newcastle ‘talk about January move’, and Joshua Kimmich disagrees with Bayern Munich.

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In an attempt to bolster their roster and secure a spot in Europe once more, Newcastle United is said to have launched a bold bid for Joshua Kimmich of Bayern Munich.

Joshua Kimmich, a midfielder for Bayern Munich, has been linked to Newcastle United in a possible January transfer.

According to Sport Bild, Bayern is open to talking with Newcastle this month regarding the Germany international’s future after the latter inquired about his availability. Due to a roster plagued by injuries, the Magpies are having difficulty performing at the same level as they did the previous year.

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The January transfer window is running out, and Newcastle United hasn’t done anything despite persistent links to Kalvin Phillips. Alexander Isak is supposedly being linked to Arsenal, while Bruno Guimaraes is apparently being chased by PSG and Liverpool.

Joelinton sustained an injury that is expected to keep the midfield player out of action for the remainder of the season, therefore Newcastle United may need to alter their plans for the January transfer window. Although Newcastle has not yet made an offer for the England midfielder, Kalvin Phillips of Manchester City, there is a growing feeling that a fresh midfield addition will be sought in light of Joelinton’s departure and the number of players already ruled out of Eddie Howe’s squad.

The transfer of another player is the main source of rumors this January, even though many fans would want to see at least one new face join the team. Bruno Guimaraes has been extensively connected to both PSG and Liverpool. Despite being on a scheduled family vacation, the player’s trip to Paris caused quite a stir on the internet.

Regarding real departures, Isaac Hayden returned to Tyneside this month after his loan agreement was terminated, but he will soon be moving again. Several of the team’s younger players are anticipated to sign short-term contracts that will last until the end of the season in an effort to get the much-needed playing time.

Our daily live blog loads automatically below and has the most recent information on these discounts and much more. So bear with us for what might be a crucial final few weeks of the month for Newcastle United as we attempt to guide you through the chaos that is the January transfer market.

 

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