After being sacked by Roma, the Portuguese madman Mourinho has been in a state of idleness, and after a period of rest, it is believed that Mourinho will definitely return to the coaching box, and where he will stop next has become the focus of attention of countless Mourinho fans. According to several sources such as Romano, the negotiations between Mourinho and Newcastle have been very deep, and the two sides have reached an agreement in principle. Jose Mourinho will officially take over the reins of Newcastle from Eddie Howe next season. Due to the restrictions of the FPP rules, Newcastle will take the lead in making appropriate adjustments to the existing squad in the next transfer window, balancing the club's finances by selling players to raise transfer funds, and at the same time raising transfer funds for Jose Mourinho to help him sign the players he wants from the transfer market.
It is reported that Newcastle are likely to send off either Guimaraes or Swedish striker Isak. Isak has been in fine form since joining Newcastle from Real Sociedad and has already scored 15 goals this season, and Newcastle are looking to keep the 24-year-old Swedish striker in the squad and see him as a star in the team's future attack. And Brazil international Guimaraes has a good chance of becoming a tool for Newcastle United to cash in. The Brazilian defensive midfielder has already caught the eye of a number of big clubs, with Newcastle looking to get £100 million from Guimaraes. The question of the departure and retention of the other players of Newcastle is likely to wait until Mourinho officially takes over the team.
In terms of recruitment, once Mourinho takes over Newcastle, Argentine star Dybala, who currently plays for Roma, will become Newcastle's top target. Under the recruitment of Jose Mourinho, Dybala, whose contract with Juventus expired, joined Roma and became the tactical core of the Red Wolves. After the departure of Jose Mourinho, Dybala and other key Roma players are also likely to leave this summer. Dybala's contract includes a €12 million clause in liquidated damages for non-Serie A teams that will come into effect this summer. Such a low price has made Dybala a favorite in the transfer market, and Mourinho is likely to come forward again to recruit Dybala to join him at Newcastle United in the Premier League.
In addition to Dybala, Italy international Chiesa, who currently plays for Juventus, is also likely to join Newcastle this summer. Talks between Junior Chiesa and Juventus have been abrupt, and the Italy international has been suffering from injuries in recent seasons and is likely to sell Chiesa for €40 million this summer if no agreement can be reached on a contract extension. From the technical point of view, the two attackers from Serie A, Chiesa and Dybala, are both attacking players with strong individual ability to hold the ball and have a certain amount of passing and penetration, which is very suitable for Mourinho's defensive counter-attacking system.