Newcastle United made a drastic decision and proposed a stunning £100 million star.

Newcastle United made a drastic decision and proposed a stunning £100 million star. This summer, Newcastle United may consider offering

 

 

Manchester City’s Jack Grealish a contract, as his future at the Etihad Stadium is uncertain. Eddie Howe dismissed the claims that the England international was affiliated with the Magpies at the commencement of the January window earlier this year.

 

 

 

 

representatives are currently conducting market research to determine the 29-year-old’s next course of action, with City reportedly considering proposals for his services. It is anticipated that the asking price for Grealish will be significantly higher than the £100m that City paid to Aston Villa for his services in 2021.

 

 

 

 

Additionally, he would be required to accept a substantial salary reduction in order to join the Magpies, despite the fact that he has two years remaining on his current £300,000 per week salary. The Newcastle head coach definitely holds Grealish in high regard, referring to him as a “outstanding player” last year.

 

 

 

 

Grealish reciprocates the sentiment, stating of Howe in the summer of 2024, “They have a great manager in Eddie Howe and they already have good players who can hurt you.” “They were able to recruit quality players during a favourable window.” They pose a menace both now and in the future

 

 

 

. It is anticipated that Newcastle will have some funds to allocate for expenditures; however, in order to facilitate such a transition, Newcastle would require some trading. Despite the fact that St James’ Park may meet the criteria of Grealish and his representatives, it may still be a transaction that is beyond United’s current financial capabilities.

 

 

 

 

The discussions regarding Fabian Schar become more intense. The retired Swiss international is the next player on Eddie Howe’s wish-list to sign a contract extension, following the recent signings of Emil Krafth and Martin Dubravka.

 

 

 

In December, the centre-back will turn 34, and one of the primary concerns in the negotiations has been whether he will continue to be considered a mainstay in the team. Because of his desire to prolong his professional career, Schar retired from the Switzerland international team after earning 86 caps.

 

 

 

He continues to be a consistent choice for Howe; however, this may alter if a new centre-back is recruited in the summer, and Schar’s representatives are currently seeking assurances. The Magpies are preparing to enhance the professionalism of their football operations staff by appointing a women’s Academy manager.

 

 

 

The club is currently in the process of incorporating a women’s director of football into Becky Langley’s backroom staff. However, Newcastle is now focussing on the future. Newcastle United Women is currently seeking a dynamic, experienced leader to oversee our Professional Game Academy, as stated in the job advertisement.

 

 

 

This is your opportunity to influence the next generation of talent and propel a sustainable, successful Academy to new heights! “In your capacity as Academy Manager, you will be instrumental in determining the future of our players by fostering a secure and nurturing environment that is conducive to the success of both staff and players, while also adhering to all FA regulations.”

 

 

You will serve as a role model and lead a dynamic team, ensuring that the Academy’s high standards for professional development and continuous improvement are upheld.