The Newcastle trio could be asked to train with the U21s if they fail to find new clubs soon
Newcastle United are looking to offload a number of players as manager Eddie Howe aims to finalize his squad ahead of pre-season.
The Magpies have been active in the transfer market, securing the signings of Lloyd Kelly, John Ruddy and Lewis Hall.
In terms of exits, Elliot Anderson and Yankuba Minteh both left in big money moves. However, the club is struggling to release several other players, including Ryan Fraser, Jamal Lewis, and Isaac Hayden.
The Newcastle trio could be asked to train with the U21s
According to The Athletic, if these three cannot find new clubs in the next few days, they may be asked to train with the U21s. Eddie Howe is determined to focus pre-season training on players who are part of his plans for next season and wants to ensure that those who are not in his plans do not meet the rest of the squad.
Ryan Fraser, who enjoyed a successful loan spell with Southampton, has reportedly agreed terms with the newly promoted club, but a move is yet to be finalised.
Meanwhile, Jamal Lewis and Isaac Hayden are also not in Howe's plans and are expected to move on this summer.
Newcastle's financial problems despite Saudi support
Newcastle didn't have the best of seasons last year but will hope to bounce back. However, they face some financial problems in strengthening their team even though they own the Saudi PIF.
The Magpies' commitment to Financial Fair Play and PSR requires them to make significant investments through the sale of players, casting doubt on the futures of popular players such as Miguel Almiron, Alexander Isak, and Anthony Gordon.
However, reports indicate that the team is willing to accept the loss of points for the next season rather than parting with its important stars.
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