To balance their summer spending, Newcastle United might have to let go of one or two players.
Eddie Howe and his group have been shrewd with their spending in the transfer market, even if they spent a lot of money throughout the window.
The Magpies must expand their revenue sources in order to abide by the Premier League’s profit and sustainability regulations. They could have to sell a player or two in order to acquire money for that very soon.
Newcastle views Bruno Guimaraes and Alexander Isak as untouchables, and the club has no intention of letting them go. To raise money, the team might be open to cutting go a few more players, though.
Callum Wilson has led Newcastle to numerous Premier League goals, but it seems the team may be willing to let him go in the summer.
According to The Athletic, the £20 million striker is still regarded as having a respectable value at this stage of his career and may help Newcastle balance their books.
Wilson has struggled with injuries all season long, and the Toon view Isak as their first-choice striker. Wilson hasn’t been the kind of player the team needs as an Isak backup—someone who is trustworthy and readily available.
