Money not the reason for Newcastle’s survival – Eddie Howe
Newcastle boss Eddie Howe has hit back at claims that Newcastle have bought their way out of Premier League relegation trouble.
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Newcastle boss Eddie Howe has hit back at claims that Newcastle have bought their way out of Premier League relegation trouble.
NEWCASTLE: Eddie Howe has revealed that Newcastle United will take a slightly altered summer transfer approach in contrast to their January window raid. The Magpies added five players in the winter window to become the biggest spenders in world football as they added Bruno Guimaraes, Kieran Trippier, Dan Burn, Matt Targett, and Chris Wood. While hardened Premier League experience was required for a relegation battle, United do not expect to be in the same kind of fight next season, especially as their current form is more Champions League than championship.
Burnley defender James Tarkowski is thought to be bound for Newcastle United this summer, The Daily Mirror’s James Nursey reports.
Journalist Dean Jones has exclusively told This Is Futbol that Newcastle United may opt for the loan route in the summer due to FFP rules.
Journalist Keith Downie has highlighted that Bruno Guimaraes has fitted in perfectly at Newcastle United after his January transfer.
Federico Fernandez has an uncertain future at Newcastle United after falling down the pecking order under Eddie Howe. The 33-year-old has been short of playing time this season as Dan Burn, Fabian Schar and Jamaal Lascelles have been preferred at centre-back, resulting in zero minutes of playing time in 2022.
Newcastle United will look to continue their rebuild under Eddie Howe in the summer with their latest transfer link involving the Everton and England striker, Dominic Calvert-Lewin, for a hefty sum that could rise to £50 million.
Eddie Howe admitted Thursday that Newcastle will not be able to spend wildly in the upcoming transfer window after securing their Premier League status.