"According to the Chronicle, it could mean as many as six players leaving St James' Park to clear up some room in Eddie Howe's squad. Newcastle have a pretty strong selection of players these days after some big investment in the last few years, but there are inevitably still some members of this squad who could do with shifting in the near future."
"The Premier League's Profit and Sustainability Rules mean there's good money to be made from cashing in on homegrown players who didn't cost anything in the first place, as it allows a club to put that sale down as pure profit. Not all of the players mentioned were academy graduates, but some arrived on the cheap so could still generate very decent profit if they're moved on."
Newcastle United have appointed a new sporting director, Ross Wilson. The appointment is expected to prompt squad changes in the January transfer window, potentially seeing up to six players exit St James' Park. The likely departures named include Aidan Harris, Alex Murphy, Alfie Harrison, Ben Parkinson, Cathal Heffernan, and Charlie McArthur. Newcastle possess a strong squad after recent heavy investment, creating a need to trim surplus young players. The Premier League's Profit and Sustainability Rules make sales of homegrown or low-cost players especially valuable as pure profit. Proceeds from such sales could fund more significant incoming signings.
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