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Newcastle United are expected to welcome a new chief executive to St James’ Park before the season reaches its climax, according to Sky Sports reporter Keith Downie.
Newcastle United reportedly want to follow the example of Premier League leaders Manchester City and create a multi-club model. According to The i, the Public Investment Fund, who led the consortium which took control of the club from Mike Ashley, are keen to establish a global presence in football and other sports.
During the Mike Ashley era, Newcastle United were not always known for being shrewd recruiters in the transfer market. However, they did have an occasional knack for landing the odd gem and Spanish forward Ayoze Perez fell into that category.
Newcastle United have seen numerous players join the club before being sold for significant sums of money over the past few years, such as Yohan Cabaye, Moussa Sissoko, Georginio Wijnaldum and Aleksandar Mitrovic among others.
Newcastle United are expected to splash the cash again in the coming months as the new Saudi-backed regime tackle their first summer transfer window. Released from the pressures of relegation, the Magpies hierarchy can meticulously plan their approach without rivals using the club’s perilous league to drive a hard bargain - as was the case in January.
Manchester United's owners have earned an approval rating of just four per cent from the club's fans.
Newcastle United’s new owners showed during the January transfer window how keen they are on revitalising the squad at St James’ Park and strengthening where needed.
Newcastle United travel to Tottenham looking to bounce back to winning ways following a 16-day hiatus. The Magpies have narrowly lost their last two fixtures after conceding to Chelsea and Everton in the closing stages but the squad should be rejuvenated following a mid-season trip to Dubai. Their return to action is a stern test against Antonio Conte’s Champions League hopefuls on Sunday.