Newcastle has assign a player before there would first ask the manager or coach……

Newcastle’s £70 million PSR rise is the Premier League’s envy as cc Staveley’s strategy succeeds…..

The Magpies are currently in a battle to meet the £105 million Profit and Sustainability benchmark for the top flight by June 30th, the date of the end of the three-year assessment window.

The Saudi Public Investment Fund has not been able to spend as heavily as they would have liked, but there has been a significant outlay in the transfer market. This has led the club to try and engineer quasi-swap deals, including the cancelled signing of Dominic Calvert-Lewin of Everton, which would have seen Yakubu Minted head in the other direction.

Their investment has yielded a remarkable return. Eddie Howe’s team earned a spot in the Champions League for 2023–24.

Furthermore, in terms of PIF’s long-term goals for the team, they are still well ahead of schedule, despite finishing in eighth place the previous season.

The Tynesiders must raise money in order to compete at the top level. Furthermore, the most recent data demonstrates how effective the PIF regime was in achieving precisely that during its tenure in the northeast.

Newcastle’s revenue growing faster than any other Premier League club

Deloitte released their Annual Review of Football Finance this week, which surveys the economic landscape of the game in the Premier League and beyond.

In the report, the Big Four accountancy firm presented data that showed Newcastle‘s revenue grew an astonishing 39 per cent between 2021-22 and 2022-23, the last year for which financial data is available.