REVEALED: As the sports director of Newcastle United, Paul Mitchell revealed the to fans his secret plans he had to make the team win the title next season 2024/25

The new sports director at Newcastle United is Paul Mitchell, and he has already told fans what they can expect from him. On Thursday, Mitchell was named as Dan Ashworth’s replacement. He is now getting ready for his first trade window in the northeast. Ashworth, on the other hand, will join Sir Jim Ratcliffe at Manchester United after finally agreeing on the money that would end his gardening leave. Mitchell will take over as Ashworth’s replacement. His first job will be to help his new club get through the busy summer transfer window, which started with a lot of player sales. The club had to sell Yankuba Minteh and Elliot Anderson to meet the Premier League’s Profit and Sustainability Rules. John Ruddy and Odysseas Vlachodimos then joined the team.

Mitchell’s tenure at the French club offers Newcastle United supporters a wealth of knowledge, particularly in terms of his emphasis on perseverance and the development of a sustainable business model. Last season, Newcastle United was unable to qualify for European football due to their seventh-place finish in the Premier League table. However, Mitchell will prioritize long-term success over immediate gains, as evidenced by his previous remarks regarding Monaco and their aspirations to qualify for Europe: “Is it essential to follow European football?” In a 2021 interview with the Independent, Mitchell stated, “I would decline.”

“It is imperative that we establish a strong foundation to ensure our future success.” It will require several transfer windows to reach the team that I left in Leipzig or Tottenham, which is characterized by its dynamic, aggressive, young, hungry, and intense nature. This team is capable of not only playing the correct manner but also outworking its opponents. It is imperative that we exercise patience.

Additionally, he expressed a desire to return to the Premier League in the future at that time. Mitchell has been associated with Manchester United for approximately six years, and Liverpool was also purportedly considering him during their recent administrative restructuring subsequent to Jurgen Klopp’s departure.

Mitchell has returned to the Premier League after a six-year absence, having previously played for MK Dons, Southampton, and Spurs (alongside Mauricio Pochettino). Before relocating to Monaco, he worked in the Red Bull system in Germany and the United States during his time away from England.