“SHOCKING Newcastle Plot to Exploit Financial Chaos and Snag ‘UNBELIEVABLY STUNNING’ Superstar – You Won’t Believe Who!”

Newcastle United could make a move for Aston Villa midfielder Jacob Ramsey this summer, according to reports, potentially taking advantage of Villa’s looming issues with the Premier League’s Profit and Sustainability Rules (PSR).

The Magpies were themselves forced into late sales last season to comply with PSR, offloading Elliot Anderson and Yankuba Minteh on deadline day to Nottingham Forest and Brighton respectively. Both players have since impressed at their new clubs.

However, this summer promises a bigger transfer budget for Eddie Howe, who will be aiming to build a squad capable of consistently qualifying for the Champions League.

Strengthening at centre-back remains a priority, but Ramsey has emerged as a potential midfield target, particularly if Villa are compelled to sell key players to remain within PSR limits.

Journalist Craig Hope, writing in his Daily Mail column Newcastle Confidential, hinted that Villa may need to cash in on at least one major player. He wrote: “Yes, there are [clubs at PSR risk], and the word in the game is that Villa will have to sell at least one.

Newcastle like Jacob Ramsey, but could they afford to spend a decent chunk of their budget on a midfielder?”

Ramsey broke into Villa’s first team during the 2018/19 Championship season and established himself as a regular under Steven Gerrard.

While injuries have disrupted his progress, he has remained an important figure under Unai Emery and scored his first Champions League goal this season.

A move to Newcastle would see Ramsey competing with the likes of Sandro Tonali, Joelinton, Bruno Guimarães, and Joe Willock for midfield minutes.

He could also displace Sean Longstaff, whose role in the team has reduced over time.

In addition to his quality and experience, Ramsey would count as a homegrown player under Premier League registration rules due to his background in English football.

That status adds extra value and appeal for Newcastle and other top-flight clubs eyeing summer reinforcements.

Should Villa’s financial situation force them to sell, Ramsey could become one of the most sought-after names in the upcoming transfer window—especially for a club like Newcastle looking to add depth and talent to a European-contending squad.