Newcastle United manager Eddie Howe has confirmed that the club will be selling a player due to Financial Fair Play (FFP) restrictions. Despite not wanting to lose the player, Howe stated that selling is necessary in order to recruit new players and allow the club to grow.
Eddie Howe has already agreed to sell a Newcastle United player due to FFP restrictions!!! I know so many people these days have such short-term memories BUT surely journalists should be capable of remembering something only months ago, the last transfer window!“With Financial Fair Play , you sort of have to trade otherwise, for us, this summer, we would be stuck in a position where we couldn’t recruit players the other way.“ Financial Fair Play forced that to a degree.
“We could make a stance not to sell Maxi, but then we’d be in a position where we couldn’t recruit Sandro (Tonali) or any other player, so our hands would have been tied. “We knew this summer, the likelihood is we’d have to sell a player to trade, and that looks like it will happen. Sometimes these things have to happen for club to grow. “Maxi is a top player and we definitely don’t want to lose him. We want to strengthen the group, but sometimes these things happen and we have to accept tha
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