Newcastle United must use the summer transfer window to build on Eddie Howe’s success this season.
Regardless of whether or not the Magpies qualify for the Champions League, this has been the best season in living memory for Newcastle United.
Their trophy drought came to an end, with Newcastle winning the Carabao Cup in March. That could be followed up with Champions League qualification, which would represent a truly remarkable campaign.
But they need to kick on. PIF want Newcastle to be an elite club, while Eddie Howe’s squad is desperately in need of some fresh faces.

Newcastle United eyeing ‘first-team ready’ signings
Not only that, but the Magpies are looking for reinforcements that can have an immediate impact on Tyneside.
According to the i Paper, Newcastle United are aiming to sign a minimum of three players who are ‘first-team ready’.
The report adds that the Magpies could even sign a couple more players like that, but will need to sell to increase their budget.
It remains to be seen who Newcastle could sell to raise funds. It has been reported that Sean Longstaff can leave the club.
PSR window could allow Newcastle United to move fast
Toon fans might not have to wait long before seeing who the club are going to bring to St James’ Park.
The i Paper add that Newcastle want to ‘strike quickly’ in the market once the 2024/25 season comes to an end.
That will be Howe’s desire, as the sooner new recruits arrive then the sooner they can be integrated into the squad.
And with the latest PSR deadline looming, there could be opportunities for Newcastle.
In 2024, clubs took advantage of Newcastle’s financial situation. In 2025, the shoe could be on the other foot.
Newcastle could do deals before June 30th, as they wait to see who could be available to them.
Various clubs will need to do business to comply with the Premier League’s profit and sustainability rules, with reports stating that Aston Villa need to sell before the end of June.
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