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Pretty simple, who is expect to start up top for you guys? And could it be a front 2 or Wissa/Osula with a Woltemade behind?

Newcastle has interest in the versatile Christopher Nkunku. Who can operate as a second striker, central attacking midfielder, false nine, or wide forward, adapting fluidly within the attacking structure. AC Milan want £25.6m for him after signing the 28-year old from Chelsea last summer for £42.8m. Nkunku's annual salary is £10.1m after signing a 6-year deal a year ago.

I suspect if we sign him. MJ might as necessary utilize Nkunku as a 10. He scored 8-goals with 3-assists in 35 appearances last season. Two years ago with Chelsea in 46 appearances Nkunku registered 13-goals with 5-assists. Not bad.

But during the 2022 and 2023 seasons with Red Bull Leipzig he combined for 58-goals in 88-appearances with 22-assists.

Should Newcastle get Nkunku if it costs them £25.6?

I'll visit Newcastle upon tyne on the day newcastel plays against liverpool to watch the premier league.

To be honestlyI I really get my kit signed but I don't know the way to get it.

I'm going to spend all day in newcastel.

so I'd like some tips please！

I'm not so good at writing(English isn't my first language)

In under 18 months they’ve sold Isak, Tonali, Gordon, Trippier and Bruno is gone!,Eddie Howe walked out a few weeks before the season starts. The replacement is Jaissle from Al Ahli, and most of the reinvestment seems to be going on under-22 prospects rather than ready-made starters, with Liverpool up first. So what is this? A deliberate sell-and-develop reset, PSR forcing their hand, or a club that’s lost its way?

Second, the naive question I’ve never seen answered properly. The same PIF that owns Newcastle also owns the big Saudi Pro League clubs. Why can’t those clubs sign expensive players outright and loan them to Newcastle for a token fee with subsidised wages, so the cost never touches Newcastle’s PSR numbers? They literally just hired their manager out of a PIF club, so the pipeline clearly exists. I assume the associated party rules kill it, but can someone walk through the actual mechanics?

I went to see the valencia friendly and yeah it’s just a friendly whatever. The pressing was already better and Hornichek seems able to sweep.
The lack of signings is really stressing me out. Why can’t we sign people when Sunderland signed about 19 last year.
I don’t think any other club is this stressful to support. Am I alone in this?

Hello!

Longtime Newcastle fan from Ireland and I haven’t been to St. James’ since my parents brought me as a child. I’m planning to fly over for the Everton game on Halloween and just wondering what the ticket situation is like currently? I know there’s always high demand for any home premier league games and most are taken by season tickets. Just wondering is there anywhere to find resales or what options are out there? Any advice or some direction on this would be really appreciated!

Cheers👍🏼

It feels like another frustrating summer where Newcastle are being linked with dozens of players but not getting many over the line. Meanwhile, other Premier League clubs seem to be strengthening quickly.

Do you think the club is being smart and patient, or are we at risk of falling behind by waiting too long?

What position do you think is the biggest priority before the window closes, and which realistic signing would improve the team the most?

Interested to hear everyone's thoughts.