Paul Mitchell is looking to switch things up at Newcastle United given the current PSR situation.
Newcastle United head into the January transfer window not knowing how much business they can really conduct, as PSR continues to cause headaches.
Paul Mitchell has had a rocky time of things since taking the reign at Newcastle United, and this January will prove to be the real test.
We don’t want any repeats of the summer transfer window, where the Marc Guehi saga dragged on for the duration and amounted to nothing in the end.
Interestingly, it looks as if Newcastle are considering switching up their approach, and they’re looking to mirror one of their rival clubs.
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It’s clear that sales have to come into the thinking at Newcastle, but keeping the crown jewels is important, hence why Sean Longstaff is one of the names up for sale.
And now Paul Mitchell is looking to switch things up at St James’ Park.
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According to iNews, Mitchell’s plan is to make Newcastle “better sellers” in the coming years, trading on players who aren’t necessarily surplus to requirements but also aren’t the crown jewels.
He is a big fan of Liverpool’s approach after they raised £100m by selling fringe players to last season.
A smart change of strategy from Newcastle United
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