Newcastle transfer news: 'Disappointment' for Eddie Howe after Magpies spend £91m
Carlton Palmer insists that Newcastle United boss Eddie Howe will be disappointed that the club only signed one striker in the January transfer window.
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Newcastle taught painful lessons after January transfer window, with little margin for error left
The “richest club in the world™” had a pretty poor transfer window. Newcastle United’s owners have been on a steep learning curve since the takeover was confirmed in October. January has offered more painful lessons.
January spending proof Premier League finances back to normal, says expert
A bumper January transfer window is a clear sign that the Premier League is back to normality, according to a leading sport finance expert.
Dan Burn's form will benefit Newcastle United after arrival from Brighton & Hove Albion
Newcastle United completed their fifth signing of the January transfer window in the 11th hour with the arrival of Dan Burn from Brighton & Hove Albion in a deal worth around £13million.
"I understand": talkSPORT reporter now says Newcastle "not totally convinced" by 29-cap star
TalkSPORT reporter Alex Crook believes that Newcastle would have signed a goalkeeper in January if one became available because they're not totally convinced by Martin Dubravka.
Newcastle transfer news: Eddie Howe 'not totally convinced' by 113-game Magpies star
TalkSPORT reporter Alex Crook believes that Newcastle would have signed a goalkeeper in January if one became available because they're not totally convinced by Martin Dubravka.
Football rumours: Premier League clubs circling Declan Rice
West Ham may rue their transfer window inactivity as The Telegraph reports a number of Premier League giants are to step up their pursuit of Declan Rice.
Inglaterra El Newcastle patina en el mercado sin un 'Monchi'
Lavado de cara. El Fondo de Inversión Pública de Arabia Saudí quiere mostrar que en su país las cosas no están tan mal como se pintan desde fuera, y mejorar su reputación internacional. Que crezcan las inversiones, las relaciones comerciales y el turismo pese a su pobre bagaje de derechos humanos. Para lograrlo, se hicieron con el Newcastle United hace apenas unos meses. Y al club también quieren maquillarlo, pasar de mostrar un juego rácano a apostar por un mejor trato de la pelota. Atraer miradas y halagos. Pero sin director deportivo ni directivos con experiencia, el primer mercado de fichajes del nuevo Newcastle ha sido un tanto caótico.