After completing the acquisition of Newcastle, the Saudi consortium retained the team's Premier League place in the first season after taking over, and in the second season it secured a Champions League place in the Premier League for next season, and in the transfer period before the start of this season, Newcastle did not carry out a large-scale personnel introduction, and the transfer fee spent was also within an acceptable range. As the team's performance improves, so will their earnings next season, and the transfer fee budget will naturally increase, and the Saudi consortium seems to have the urge to spend its own money.
According to Spanish media Ace newspaper, Newcastle are brewing a crazy summer transfer period to bring in a number of superstar-level players to create a star-studded team to benchmark Real Madrid's "galaxy battleship". In the early 2000s, Florentino formed the first generation of Galaxy Battleship, which caused a sensation in world football, and then formed "Galaxy Battleship II" in the 10 years, and their current lineup also has a trend towards "Galaxy Battleship III", and Newcastle is not far behind.
According to media reports, Newcastle will sign Neymar, Asensio, Maddison, Felix and Kane in the process of building the Premier League Galaxy battleship, and will fully bloom in the summer transfer period to compete with other teams. If this trend continues, Newcastle will have to invest at least £400-500 million in the summer transfer period to achieve their goals, and the team's current squad will also make major adjustments, and most players will not be able to get the main position next season.
Building an all-star squad is indeed in line with the excitement of Premier League fans and can also satisfy the idea of Saudi consortiums spending money, but it is not the most suitable choice for Newcastle. As Newcastle manager Eddie Howe has said before, they should pay more attention to the development of young people and work with these players to build Newcastle into a better team. Moreover, Newcastle's big signings will also attract UEFA's attention, and the fiscal fairness policy is a sword hanging over the head for many teams.
Newcastle's squad does have a lot to improve at the moment, but the growth of these youngsters is enough for fans to keep their future forward, just need to make targeted reinforcements in specific positions such as midfield and improve the thickness of the squad to cope with next season's games. Of course, with Newcastle's current strength, there is still a certain gap to win the Premier League title, but they do not need to rush for a while, rest assured to wait for the growth of young people, will become the true sense of the Premier League giants.