Newcastle United Active negotiations are underway over allowing the 'amazing' player to leave this month, according to transfer expert Fabrizio Romano.
Newcastle can be set for multiple departures
The Magpies are looking to reshape their squad this winter, meaning some long-serving players could leave before the transfer window closes.
Eddie Howe He now admits that Miguel Almiron's departure was forced on them by their need to comply with the decision Premier Leaguefinancial rules, Saying: “He was first class. He lives his life through the football club. It's not perfect but that's the reality of PSR.
“We don't want to lose players but we know there is a reality regarding PSR and the ongoing management of this situation.
“So we have said several times over the last few weeks that we will make more decisions not based on football, but based on the decisions that we will likely have to make for the future.”
Earlier this month, it was reported that Defenders Lloyd Kelly could come out as well St James' Park this month, with Fenerbahce keen to reach a deal, and a new club entered the race for the defender.
According to Fabrizio Romano, who posted an update on X, Juventus held a meeting yesterday to discuss the Kelly dealHaving set it as a goal this winter.
Football Insider's Mick Brown has Provided another update Regarding the situation, which suggests that the Magpies might be willing to accept a bid for the centre-back, keeping in mind the commitment to profit and sustainability rules.
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Newcastle United's next matches in the English Premier League |
date |
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Southampton (A) |
January 25 |
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Fulham (h) |
February 1 |
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Manchester City (A) |
February 15 |
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Nottingham Forest (h) |
February 23 |
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Liverpool (A) |
February 26 |
Brown also goes on to provide a more general update on Newcastle's transport policy, saying: “From what I hear, they will consider selling most of the fringe players at the club for the right price.”
Newcastle should cash in on Kelly
The former AFC Bournemouth player has failed to force his way into the competition since his arrival in the summer, making only a brief appearance. one One minute in the Premier League since the end of November, so it might be wise to cash in on him this winter.
It seems unlikely that a huge offer would come Newcastle's way, considering the Englishman is nothing more than a fringe player, but any sale would be a pure profit, as he arrived on a free transfer, meaning it could be very tempting to let him go. By leaving.
However, if Juventus talks do not come to fruition, the 26-year-old could be useful as a rotation option in the second half of the season, and there are signs that he could have a lot to offer in St. Louis. James Park if he is able to find his feet.
Former Bournemouth coach Gary O'Neill praised The defender was described as “incredible” for his performance in the 1-0 win over Liverpool less than two years ago, and Howe will be hoping he can return to those levels as soon as possible.
