The Magpies will look to strengthen their squad across the pitch with their transfer policy and the players they can attract likely being determined by which, if any, European competition they are playing in next term.
A left-back, centre-back and central midfielder will likely be added whilst targets across Europe in all positions will also be assessed.
A focus on adding younger talent to their squad will also likely be targeted whilst adding players that already have experience of the Premier League may also be favoured.
Here, we take a look at one player from every Premier League club that Newcastle United could sign this summer and assess how they might fit into Howe’s current squad and style of play.
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13. Kalvin Phillips
Phillips is almost the archetypal deep-lying midfielder Newcastle are reportedly in the market for this summer. His energy in the middle of the park would be ideal for the way Newcastle like to play and a lack of games at the Etihad Stadium could see him move away from Manchester City when the transfer window opens. Photo: Mike Hewitt
14. Scott McTominay
Manchester United will reportedly demand £50m for McTominay this summer. The Magpies may look at other options at that price, however, there’s no denying that McTominay would be a good addition to their squad - arriving with great Premier League experience and thus needing little time to adapt. Photo: Ash Donelon
15. Brennan Johnson
Johnson has impressed for Nottingham Forest this season and is an exciting young forward who can play out wide or through the middle. Photo: Nathan Stirk
16. Mohammed Salisu
Another central defender may be signed this summer and Salisu would fit the mould of what Newcastle want from their defenders perfectly. Southampton’s struggles this season mean even if they are to survive in the top-flight, Salisu’s time at St Mary’s may be coming to an end. Photo: ADRIAN DENNIS