In a surprise move, Newcastle United have publicly admitted that they could be forced to part ways with one of their senior leaders, be it Alexander Isak, Sven Botman or Bruno Guimarães, due to the Premier League's strict profitability and sustainability regulations. Although the St James Park club's owners are considered the richest in world football, it faces financial challenges that could affect its ability to retain its stars.
The Premier League's sustainability and profit rules have prompted Newcastle United to consider strategies to balance its finances. The club is estimated to have accumulated losses of more than €150 million, a worrying figure that could result in the need to make significant sales of its squad.
Players who could be targeted by European clubs include Alexander Isak, Sven Botman and Bruno Guimarães, who are fundamental elements in the team's plan. His quality and performance have attracted interest from several major clubs and the potential departure of one of them could cause turmoil in the transfer market.
The 3 stars who could leave the club in the summer
Isak, the young Swedish striker with great goal-scoring ability; Botman, the solid central defender; and Guimarães, the talented Brazilian midfielder, are valuable assets that could bring Newcastle significant revenue. The decision to sell one of these stars depends not only on the club's financial situation, but also on the ability to maintain a competitive team.
The news has resonated across the football world as it shows that despite wealthy owners, even the wealthiest clubs can be affected by financial challenges. Newcastle fans will be closely monitoring movements in the transfer market and the decisions the club makes to comply with financial constraints and ensure long-term stability.