by Darren Eales believes that Newcastle United in the transfer window of this summer will benefit from the “orientation” of the kulise.
Paul Mitchell met three weeks after the transfer window of the last summer, and followed a difficult time in which the sports director questioned the former strategy of Newcastle, which Eddie Howe prompted to reject his “pride” in the club’s recruitment success and to tell about his “pride”.
It was a challenging summer in Tyneside, in which the magpies were forced into a June – dash to sell Elliot Anderson and Yankuba Minth to ensure that they comply with the profit and sustainability regulations of the Premier League.
After Newcastle has negotiated these obstacles, Newcastle is now in a “good place” in front of the coming summer window, says Eales.
And although the managing director of Newcastles described precise plans for the summer window as a “moving festival”, he said that the association will continue to spend “for the maximum” and at the same time ensure that they will remain in accordance with the financial regulations.
And this summer he will help through the fact that Eales says that everyone is behind the scenes on the same side.
“We are in a good place,” he said.
“We are happy about the business that we made in January with regard to our transfer editions. If we are quite open, this was a challenge for us in the past. This was good for us in relation to this window.
“Paul and his team now also had a time with Eddie because it is ultimately about bringing the players that Eddie wants in his position, so that there is a real orientation in this regard, so that we are enthusiastic about the summer.”
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Eales added: “To be clear how the whole way is going through, knows and knows that we have financial parameters. I think Eddie is a unique manager he estimates and understands that we have this PSR cap, so that he knows the club and the possession is 100 percent behind the maximum support that we can within the rules.
“We all work on this PSR head freedom, that is reality. If we approach every window that we look at, every decision has an effect and that is the reality.
“Really think about it as a salary limit. In the truest sense of the word, every decision you make has one episode, and Eddie is great there because she is collaborative. If we have decided to renew contracts of players and keep important players here, it means that there will be an impact on what they have available elsewhere, but Eddie knows that and understands it.
“From our point of view, we are obviously very pleased that we received Eddie as our trainer. We feel really good. We look forward to excitement.
“The reality is that we have a great coach, we have amazing players in our squad, we increase our income and we have a property that is fully obliged in the long run. So the future is bright. It is only the nature of football that we have the ups and downs.
“We would all want a stronger squad. Everyone would want more players. Everyone would have no injuries, but we have to deal with the realities, and that’s why I gave Eddie great recognition because he understands it because he is part of the process.
“He does this really well in order to manage this as part of the head coach of Newcastle United. We are pleased that he is with us and hope that he will be with us for a very long time. “
