Fabrizio Romano suggests ‘dangerous’ Newcastle player could be sold in next 48 hours
One of the Premier League teams that might end up on the wrong side of PSR this month is Eddie Howe’s team.
With the Toon also trying to acquire players in the opposite direction over the next several weeks, player sales might put Newcastle back on track.
This summer, the Magpies have already been connected to a number of players in various positions.
Newcastle is rumored to have shortlisted AC Milan defender Malik Thiaw as a possible addition to strengthen their defense.
However, there is still work to be done to get players out of St. James’ Park, and there is one guy that supporters really want to watch.
Fabrizio Romano issues Newcastle transfer update
The Toon have started this summer’s window steadily, but they have been quite cautious about the necessity of selling before they purchase.
Even so, earlier this month, once Lloyd Kelly’s contract with Bournemouth expired, Newcastle signed him on a free transfer.
However, a number of players have already been sold as Newcastle reduces their payroll; nonetheless, some of their players still require funding.
Over the course of the next 24 to 48 hours, a decision about his future on Tyneside is anticipated.
Despite Everton’s interest, the 19-year-old is still eager to stay in the Premier League and has made an offer to Ligue 1 side Lyon.
Yankuba Minteh situation taking sour turn
It’s obvious that Newcastle sees Minteh as a genuine chance to earn a respectable sum of money before the end of the month.
Commentator Willen van Hanegem, who has traveled over the Netherlands with Feyenoord, has praised the 19-year-old.
“That guy’s speed makes him very dangerous.” He stated for Algemeen Dagblad, “If I were Feyenoord, I would now cast my doubts if he could be rented from Newcastle United for another year.”
But now that Newcastle managers are rumored to have warned him he risks training with the U21s if he doesn’t move on, it appears they are keen to get him out of the club before the end of the month.
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