Newcastle United’s summer business saw a flurry of outgoings early in the summer and despite being linked with their fair-share of players, very little activity occurred as the window shut on deadline day.
Five senior players departed Tyneside this summer permanently whilst seven others left St James’s Park on-loan to search for regular first-team football.
There were also a handful of former-academy prospects who, for one reason or another, failed to make the grade at Newcastle and were released this summer.
Here, we take you through the players who left Newcastle United this summer to see where they are now and how they are getting on at their new clubs, or not in some cases.
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13. Owen Bailey - Gateshead
Despite being on the fringes of the first-team in 2019 during their pre-season tour to China, injury problems meant Newcastle United opted not to extend Owen Bailey’s contract this summer. He now features for Gateshead under former-Magpie Mike Williamson and has been a key figure as ‘The Heed’ currently sit in a playoff position. (Photo by Mark Runnacles/Getty Images) Photo: Mark Runnacles
14. Ludwig Francillette - Crawley Town
After being released by Newcastle, Francillette trialled with a few league clubs, including Portsmouth, but was, in the end, picked up by Crawley Town. He played three games for Crawley in August but hasn’t featured since a 0-0 draw with Northampton - they currently sit in 14th place in League Two. (Photo by Pete Norton/Getty Images) Photo: Pete Norton
15. Kyle Scott - FC Cincinnati
When Scott joined Newcastle from Chelsea in 2019, hopes were high that he could excel at St James’s Park. However, that never materialised and Scott departed Tyneside in the summer to join FC Cincinnati where he is yet to feature in the MLS for his new side. (Photo by Pete Norton/Getty Images) Photo: Pete Norton
16. Elias Sorensen - Esbjerg fB
Despite being one of the brightest academy prospects, Sorensen struggled when he went out on-loan from Newcastle and was released earlier this summer. The striker headed back to his native Denmark and has scored five goals in ten games for his newest club who play their football in the Danish second-division. (Photo by Fred Lee/Getty Images for Premier League) Photo: Fred Lee