The £40,000-a-week Newcastle man now has tentative approval to leave SJP in January

Newcastle They are preparing to move in early January as a new report claims that one Eddie Howe The men are already in the final stages of agreeing a mid-season exit.

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After struggling during the summer transfer window and ultimately failing to sign their top target Marc Guehi, Newcastle are expected to be one of the quieter clubs. Premier League The sides again in January. Speaking on the subject, Howe admitted that signings were unlikely unless sales took place at St James’ Park, and He canceled talk of any potential loan deals.

He explained, “The loan market is a market that is easy to leave and go to. Let’s look at loans, but the reality of those loans is very difficult.”

Howe added: “The problem with PSR and our position is that nothing is clear cut. Nothing is completely fixed; there will be a lot of twists and turns in January. But we want to try to improve the team.”

Many players appear ready to leave the club with both Kieran Trippier and Miguel Almiron have been linked with moves away Both have lost their places in Newcastle’s starting lineup this season.

Callum Wilson He could also be cashed out, as his contract is set to expire in the summer Sean Longstaff He is in the same boat despite emerging as a regular starter in the early stages of the season. Now, the club’s first exit could take place.

Dubravka has agreed in principle to leave Newcastle in January

This comes thanks to a report from Saudi Arabia (via Sport Witness) claiming as much Al-Shabab Saudi Club has reached a “preliminary agreement” to sign Newcastle goalkeeper Martin Dubravka..

The Slovakia international made his first appearance of the season against Leicester City at the weekend, replacing Nick Pope after the latter suffered a knee injury.

He was called into action last season as well, with one performance against Liverpool Which prompted Howe to describe him as a “brilliant” goalkeeper..

Pope is expected to be out of action for around a month, during which time Dubravka is likely to be recalled to take over, but his return could allow the veteran to leave in the latter stages of the transfer window or earlier if Newcastle sign a new opportunity. -stopper.

35 years old £40,000 per week The contract expires at the end of the current season, meaning this is Newcastle’s last chance to collect a fee from any sale, while Dubravka can enter into pre-contract negotiations with any other party from January 1.

The move could be to Al-Shabab, with the report claiming that the two parties have reached a ‘principled agreement’ over a move to the Middle East, with only ‘details’ remaining before they can announce his arrival.

Pope’s injury may force them to postpone that announcement, but it looks like a deal could be in the works to see Dubravka leave Tyneside, in a move that could allow Newcastle to move to Newcastle. Reviving their interest in James Trafford.