Eddie Howe is presently beginning to assemble his Newcastle United first team roster for 2024–2025.

The first team of Newcastle United in 2024–25 has eleven weeks left to play their first Premier League match of the year.

On the weekend of Saturday, August 17, a round of Premier League games will commence the campaign.

The 2023–24 season has been over for almost two weeks.

But hurry, as Eddie Howe will need to assemble his 2024–25 Premier League first team roster well in advance of the start of the competitive fixtures.

Naturally, he will also kick out people who aren’t part of his future plans.

As anticipated, players like Hendrick, Dummett, Ritchie, and Karius all stated yesterday that their contracts will not be extended.

Therefore, these 26 players are our current best bets for the official 25-man senior Newcastle United Premier League squad, which will be announced at the conclusion of the summer transfer window.

Then there is Sven Botman and Jamaal Lascelles, who are recovering from major injuries and won’t be ready for action at the beginning of the season.

There’s a good probability that one or both of them won’t return this year, which might open up one or two more spots on the senior team, at least in the opening part of the campaign.

All of this is before we discuss players Eddie Howe might decide to transfer in order to help bring in others, or whether—as in Ashby’s case—an additional loan arrangement might be taken into consideration.

It is evident, nevertheless, that Newcastle United has come a long way in severing ties with a roster that was primarily made up of players Eddie Howe, in a perfect world, didn’t want. players for whom it was virtually impossible to find new, long-term clubs.

Eddie Howe can relieve a lot of strain because under-21 players like Hall, Miley, Murphy, and Minteh are available and can expand his senior alternatives if he so chooses.

I believe the summer transfer window will be quite exciting.

One or possibly two center defenders will undoubtedly be signed. Given that players like Burn, Lascelles, and Schar are already in their 30s and that Lascelles and Botman have suffered serious injuries, it has been long overdue for a new, younger addition.

There will almost certainly be a new number two keeper to compete and support Nick Pope; Nick Dubravka was a terrific servant, but he is undoubtedly moving on.

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