Newcastle United do not yet know if they will be playing European football next season with the race for continental qualification set to head to the final day of the season - or even beyond that if required. The Magpies have put themselves in a good position to qualify for Europe and will be hopeful of having a good summer window if that is achieved.
However, in order to act in the summer, they will likely have to sell a couple of players, or at the very least offload some players from their wage bill who aren’t contributing to Eddie Howe’s starting team on a weekly basis. This could mean that there is a whole host of players whose time on Tyneside will come to an end in the next few weeks.
But just who are these players? Some will become free agents, some will be loaned out and some may even be sold for big money to help fund incoming transfers.
Here, we take a look at the five players that, as it stands, are set to leave Newcastle United at the end of the season and eight others that could join them in leaving the club when the summer transfer window opens:

9. Bruno Guimaraes (could leave)
Guimaraes’ release clause, and the threat that a club could trigger before the end of June, means the Brazilian is at risk of leaving Newcastle United in summer. Photo: Stu Forster

10. Miguel Almiron (could leave)
Almiron was heavily-linked with a move to Saudi Arabia during the winter window. The Paraguayan may have interest in him again this summer. Almiron would likely fetch a decent transfer fee if sold. Photo: George Wood

11. Matt Targett (could leave)
Injury problems have plagued Targett’s season with the former Aston Villa man unlikely to feature again this campaign. The emergence of Lewis Hall could mean Targett is allowed to leave this summer - but that will only happen if they are able to source a replacement. Photo: Michael Regan

12. Harrison Ashby (could leave)
Ashby will likely find himself behind Tino Livramento and Kieran Trippier next season and may be sent out on loan again to get regular first-team football. Photo: Bryn Lennon


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