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The First of Two Summer Transfer Windows Has Officially Opened
Newcastle United are poised to kick-start their summer transfer business over the next 10 days, taking advantage of an early opportunity to strengthen their squad.
From June 1 to June 10, Premier League clubs are permitted to complete signings ahead of the FIFA Club World Cup.
After that, the full summer transfer window will reopen on June 16 and run until September 1.
After three consecutive windows without a major signing, largely due to the need to comply with the Premier League’s Profitability and Sustainability Rules (PSR), Newcastle are entering this summer in a much stronger financial position.
This gives them the flexibility to act more decisively in the transfer market.
Manager Eddie Howe is eager to make swift progress, emphasizing the importance of speed in securing top targets.
Speaking after the final match of the season against Everton, Howe said, “Speed is key for us.
We have to be dynamic and ready to conclude things quickly because good players don’t wait around. You might think you have time, but opportunities can vanish fast.”
While not all transfers can be finalized quickly due to external factors, Howe is determined to push for early signings to avoid missing out on priority targets.
In a significant development, Newcastle confirmed this week that sporting director Paul Mitchell will leave his role at the end of June.
Despite his upcoming departure, The Telegraph reports Mitchell aims to complete at least one major signing before stepping down.
His exit will see Howe regain greater control over recruitment, continuing to work closely with Steve Nickson and Andy Howe to identify and secure new players.
Newcastle have been linked with several targets. Although they held talks with Ipswich striker Liam Delap, the 22-year-old has decided to join Chelsea, who will trigger his £30 million relegation release clause.
The club remains interested in Brentford’s Bryan Mbeumo, reportedly valued at £60 million, and Crystal Palace defender Marc Guehi, who was also targeted last summer.
Reinforcements are being sought in multiple areas, including right wing, centre-back, and goalkeeper.
While Burnley’s James Trafford remains the top goalkeeping target, Spanish reports continue to link Espanyol’s Joan Garcia with a move to Tyneside.
In addition, Newcastle have secured the signing of Malaga winger Antonio Cordero, who will join when his contract expires on June 30.
The 20-year-old is expected to be loaned out immediately, with Ajax reportedly leading the race for his temporary signature.
With a clear plan and a strong financial footing, Newcastle aim to make a strong early impact in the transfer market as they look to build a competitive squad for the upcoming season.
