Newcastle can now sign £65m top stars with rivals ready for sale

Despite the loss of sports director Paul Mitchell, Newcastle United is pushing for summer transfer plans and can now sign one of their best goals for £65m when the windows swing.

Paul Mitchell leaves Newcastle

After only one season at the club, Mitchell decided to leave St. James Park and send Newcastle to the job of finding a new sporting director this summer. In fact, Mitchell never really made his mark on Tyneside, and after replacing Dan Ashworth, his hands were always tough to work, just entering a club desperate to comply with PSR rules.

The sports director issued a statement after confirming his departure, saying: “I want to thank Newcastle United for their support over the past year, including Eddie Howe, Becky Langley, players, staff, owners and fans. It’s an honor to join the club and work with some incredible people.

“I’m leaving a time that’s right for me and the club, especially with Darren Eales – the guy I worked closely with in my career – and keep moving forward soon. The club is excellent on and off the court and can continue to build. I hope everyone connects with the Newcastle united marriage and a successful future.”

On the court, Hipies will suddenly be an interesting side of this summer as they are not only looking for the market for fresh Eddie Howe’s team, but also coming for a new name behind the scenes.

With Champions League qualification, they can only improve their spending ability, and anyone who comes to replace Mitchell can have a considerable job. Their first step, regardless of the new name, could even sign a Premier League rival at a high price.

Newcastle can now sign Kudus for £65m

Newcastle can now sign West Ham United’s Mohammed Kudus for £65m this summer, with the London club preparing to sell a top goal for a huge fee in the coming months, according to football insiders. However, his £20 million was a little less than the attacker’s release clause, which should promote PIF.

PIF has explored the deal, which is certainly feasible after the Hammer’s disastrous season. With Kudus’ eyes bigger and better things, St James’ Park people may spend a lot of time pouring in.

Despite a frustrating season with poor West Ham, Kudus still finds himself at the center of Graham Potter. The 50-year-old manager told reporters at the end of March: “I think there’s about a season that’s a bit disappointing from his point of view, not because of his lack of effort or something like that, but sometimes these things happen.

“Personally, in terms of how he works every day, he is doing a great job with us.

Whether Newcastle believes Kudus’ £65m valuation worth pursuing will be a big question when the transfer window opens after exploring a deal to sign the winger.