A very busy few days at the end of June on Tyneside saw Newcastle United lose two of their brightest prospects to satisfy PSR. Yankuba Minteh and Elliot Anderson have joined Brighton and Nottingham Forest respectively, whilst goalkeepers John Ruddy and Odysseas Vlachodimos have moved to St James’ Park.
Lloyd Kelly has joined from Bournemouth whilst Lewis Hall had his loan move from Chelsea turned into a permanent deal. However, with July having now been and gone, Newcastle have just 16 days until their Premier League season gets underway against Southampton at St James’ Park and still have a few gaps in their squad to fill with new signings.
They will look to strengthen in many areas of the pitch and could have a very busy end to the window before it closes on Friday 30 August. News that the club have opened talks with Crystal Palace for the signing of Marc Guehi has been very well received, whilst Sheffield United’s Will Osula could also move to Tyneside this summer and act as cover for their attacking options.
Here, we take a look at what Newcastle United’s matchday squad could look like next season based on all the latest transfer rumours. What do you make of this team? Follow us on our social media channels and let us know your thoughts there.

9. Nico Williams
Williams was simply brilliant at Euro 2024 and has been linked with a big-money move away from Athletic Club. Newcastle United have been credited with an interest in him this summer. | Getty Images

10. Alexander Isak
Much like Guimaraes, Isak will undoubtedly attract attention from elsewhere this summer and Newcastle will be very keen to keep hold of their top scorer from last campaign. There are few strikers in world football with the qualities Isak possesses. | AFP via Getty Images

11. Anthony Gordon
Gordon was simply brilliant last season and transformed himself into one of Newcastle’s key players. Rumours over a potential move to Liverpool reminded everyone just what a talent Howe has at his disposal. | Getty Images

12. SUB: Odysseas Vlachodimos
The former Benfica man will likely act as deputy for Pope this season with Ruddy and Mark Gillespie as back-up options. | Getty Images


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