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Newcastle United could have a very busy summer transfer window with plenty of speculation surrounding both incomings and outgoings at the club already beginning to build. Profit and Sustainability Rules mean they have already had to sell Yankuba Minteh and Elliot Anderson to Brighton and Nottingham Forest respectively.
Now they have complied with PSR for another year, the Magpies could look to strengthen Eddie Howe’s squad before the season gets underway against Southampton on August 17. However, to do that they may still have to offload some players.
They will be keen to keep hold of their big names, whilst some fringe players could be allowed to leave. As will a few players who have no future at the club.
Here, we take a look at 11 players that could leave Newcastle United during the summer transfer window and five that won’t. How many of these do you think will leave St James’ Park? Follow us on our social media channels and let us know your thoughts there.
9. Lewis Miley
Miley was very good when called upon last season in an injury crisis. At just 18, he still has plenty of time to develop and has proven he can cut it at the very top level. Will he be kept around the club next season if first-team opportunities are more limited? Or will he be allowed to leave on-loan to develop away from the club? An injury may have put the brakes on a move this summer, however. | Getty Images
10. Isaac Hayden
Hayden joined QPR in January after seeing his loan move to Standard Liege cut short in January. Another loan or a permanent move could be on the cards for Hayden this summer. | Getty Images
11. Matt Targett
Injury problems plagued Targett’s season. The emergence of Lewis Hall and signing of Lloyd Kelly could mean Targett is allowed to leave this summer - but that will only happen if they are able to source a replacement. | Getty Images
12. Tino Livramento
Livramento was brilliant in his debut campaign at Newcastle United following his move from Southampton in the summer. He will likely have an even bigger role to play in the first-team next season. | AFP via Getty Images