Newcastle United have endured a rollercoaster season on and off the pitch in 2023-24.
The campaign promised so much with Champions League football and around £150million worth of summer signings. But Newcastle's new signings have struggled to make an impact for one reason or another while the club exited the Champions League at the group stage and currently sit 10th in the Premier League table with 10 games remaining.
Injuries have played a significant role in Newcastle's season with several key players at a time ruled out. But that hasn't stopped the side from putting in some great performances and picking up memorable results.
Newcastle's 4-1 win over Paris Saint-Germain in the Champions League group stage back in October is arguably one of the greatest nights in recent memory at St James' Park. The club also beat rivals Sunderland 3-0 in the FA Cup and picked up impressive wins over Manchester United, Arsenal, Chelsea, Manchester City and Aston Villa.
And we've looked at each member of Newcastle's squad to assess how they have fared as the side prepares to head into the final run of matches. We've limited the list to players who have started competitive matches for Newcastle so far this season.
Here is our ranking of the Newcastle United players based on their respective seasons so far...
13. Lewis Hall - 6.5
Struggled on his full debut against Man City but scored his first professional goal in the 3-0 win at Manchester United on his second start. Was hardly used for the majority of the season but played a key role when brought into the side during the final two months. | Getty Images
14. Joelinton - 6.5
Joelinton struggled to reach the heights he did in 2022-23, mostly due to injury. While he has put in a couple of credible performances, it was a largely stop-start campaign for the Brazilian who only recently returned from injury. | Getty Images
15. Miguel Almiron - 6.5
Almiron couldn't reach the heights of his exceptional 2022-23 season. He ended the campaign with five goals, including Newcastle's first Champions League goal in over 20 years as he opened the scoring against PSG. Ultimately it was an underwhelming season for the Paraguayan as Newcastle look to strengthen in his position this summer. | Getty Images
16. Jamaal Lascelles - 6.5
Came into the side in Botman’s absence and put in some excellent performances against Manchester City and PSG in particular. His second half of the season was blighted by injury as he is currently sidelined with an ACL issue. | Getty Images