Reinforcement: Newcastle identify three summer targets as Miguel Almiron nears exit

Miguel Almiron is expected to depart Newcastle United this summer, according to Mark Douglas,

as the team prepares for a busy summer in the transfer market.

According to him, the Paraguayan decided against moving to Saudi Arabia in January

after Al-Shabab expressed substantial interest.

However, that escape route is anticipated to become available once more,

with player trade being crucial to our efforts to comply with PSR and FFP regulations.

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Regarding the newcomers, Douglas continues by stating that PSV Eindhoven midfielder

Joey Veerman has been observed by club scouts.

The 25-year-old Dutch international,who has 14 assists this season, is a creative number six on the field.

Tosin Adarabioyo of Fulham and Lloyd Kelly of Bournemouth are two more

Premier League center backs that are on our radar. At the end of the season,

the two out-of-contract players will be free agents, but their pay demands could cause problems

because there is no transfer fee.

A center defender is reportedly now one of our “top priorities” for this summer after

Sven Botman and Jamaal Lascelles sustained long-term ACL injuries.

That, along with our ongoing conflict with PSR/FFP, makes Kelly and Tosin appealing choices because

they are both possible steals with Premier League experience.

Though there is a lot of interest from other places, Howe is optimistic that his friendship with Kelly, whom he brought to Bournemouth five years ago, will help tip the scales in our favor.

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