“Newcastle United’s SHOCKING £300M Mega-Deal to Steal Real Madrid’s Biggest Star – You Won’t Believe Who!”

Having secured qualification for the Champions League, Newcastle United are expected to be linked with numerous players during the upcoming transfer window.

Since the summer of 2023, the club has not added any new faces to the first team, primarily due to constraints imposed by the Premier League’s Profit and Sustainability Rules (PSR).

However, that could soon change, as the club is anticipated to be active in the transfer market this summer.

Manager Eddie Howe is eager to secure signings early, particularly after a prolonged spell without significant recruitment at St James’ Park.

That said, while Newcastle could potentially spend around £150 million, it doesn’t mean fans should expect the arrival of globally established superstars.

Despite the club’s belief that they are now in a stronger financial position under PSR guidelines, it seems unlikely that the ownership group, PIF, will veer from their existing transfer policy.

So far, they have prioritized signing younger players with high potential over marquee names.

That context makes some recent rumours from Italy rather puzzling.

Italian Reports Link Newcastle with Rodrygo and Ferran Torres

According to Tutto Juve, Newcastle may be looking to spend over £167 million in the summer window.

Their report claims the Magpies have their eyes on Real Madrid star Rodrygo, Barcelona forward Ferran Torres, and Jon Aramburu, a defender from Real Sociedad.

While Newcastle may be linked with numerous players in the months ahead, reports suggesting a move for someone as high-profile as Rodrygo are difficult to believe.

Tutto Juve also reports that Juventus hope Newcastle’s spending might force the club to sell Sandro Tonali, and are prepared to offer either Douglas Luiz or Dusan Vlahovic in exchange to secure the Italian midfielder.

What Eddie Howe Has Said About Signing World-Class Players

Rodrygo would undeniably represent a blockbuster addition.

The Brazilian is widely considered one of the top forwards in world football and has played a major role in Real Madrid’s recent Champions League success.

However, securing such a player seems highly improbable. The idea that Newcastle would need to offload Tonali to afford Rodrygo seems far-fetched.

As it stands, the club is not under pressure to sell its top talent.

Speaking after the Everton game, Eddie Howe addressed the possibility of signing a world-class name, stating: “If he’s already established, I think the wages and the financial package becomes difficult for us, speaking honestly.”