It’s been a busy summer of ins and outs at Newcastle United.
Let’s start with incomings and there were six of those, with a total £250million spent on recruiting two strikers in Nick Woltemade and Yoane Wissa, plus goalkeeper Aaron Ramsdale, centre-back Malick Thiaw, midfielder Jacob Ramsey and winger Anthony Elanga.
Elanga was the first to arrive in a £55m deal from Nottingham Forest, followed by the loan signing of Ramsdale from Southampton.
Thiaw and Ramsey arrived within days of each other from AC Milan and Aston Villa and AC Milan, respectively, for a combined £74m before the Magpies smashed their transfer record to sign 6ft6in German striker Woltemade from Stuttgart.
Wissa then completed Newcastle’s list of new signings by joining from Brentford for £55m on deadline day.
Woltemade and Wissa’s arrivals came as Alexander Isak left the club as he got his wish of joining Premier League champions Liverpool for a £130m British record fee.
Isak, of course, was the biggest departures but Newcastle also bid farewell to some long-serving players, with Sean Longstaff heading to Leeds United for £15m, while Martin Dubravka joined Burnley and Callum Wilson went to West Ham United.
Other notable departures including Lloyd Kelly to Juventus for £20m, Matt Targett to Middlesbrough on loan, as well Odysseas Vlachodimos to Sevilla - again, on loan.
All Premier League clubs are required to submit squad lists of no more than 25 players, with no more than 17 who do not fulfil the home-grown player criteria, after the transfer window has closed. Under-21 players, born on or after 1 January 2004, do not need to be included.
Here’s the 25-man squad Newcastle United are expected to submit to the Premier League for the first-half of the 2025-26 season:
21. GK: Mark Gillespie
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22. GK: Aaron Ramsdale
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23. CB: Dan Burn
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24. CM: Bruno Guimaraes
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