Before the July 1 deadline for a new FFP/PSR three-year cycle, Newcastle United want to transfer Yankuba Minteh. Everton is on the verge of signing Marseille forward Iliman Ndiaye, which makes a move for Yankuba Minteh doubtful.
Despite an outstanding season on loan at Feyenoord, Newcastle United is considering moving the talented 19-year-old. The FFP/PSR limitations still influence the Magpies’ decisions, and in a perfect world, he would be remaining on Tyneside. However, Toon executives need to borrow money before July 1, when the balance sheet starts a new three-year cycle. Minteh has expressed his desire to play for Newcastle, although he has yet to appear in black-and-white uniforms. It is said that he will be utilized as bait. Earlier this year, he declared, “The Premier League is my ultimate goal.” “The team that has the most faith in me is Newcastle United.” I don’t know what the future holds. Everton apparently showed little interest in the Gambia international, while the Magpies are supposedly seeking £30 million for him. Another obstacle was Dominic Calvert-Lewin’s transfer to Newcastle, which fell through because of the £37 million. According to The Guardian, Everton has agreed to a deal for Ndiaye, suggesting that they have moved on quickly. Similar to Minteh, the Senegalese international can play as a No. 10 or out wide.