The Toon Army here in the Transfer Tavern are set to ponder whether Newcastle will look to strengthen and if they are set to bring in some fresh faces heading into the transfer window.
For what is such a big club, who at times of old used to challenge at the summit of the Premier League questions are being asked of the current ambition of the club.
After being promoted to the top flight after a title-winning Championship season, the Tyneside club have taken to the rise in level all too well as they sit in a respectable 9th place after 7 games.
However, unlike last January, Rafa Benitez needs backing from the top. Problems under Mike Ashley are still prevalent, so it’s time for Lee Charnley to deliver his much-celebrated manager with some New Year additions
The man from Gosforth and Benitez have a very close bond together. The 39-year-old quickly climbed the ranks as he worked his way up from managing director, and now looks set to provide for the club in the upcoming transfer window.
Having had previous experience in the Premier League, Benitez will know just how challenging it’s going to be to continue this momentum in order to get where they want to be.
As the January transfer window edges closer, the need for experience in strength and depth and an all-important firing striker, this has left the opening month of the year with an added importance.
Here are two signings that Charnley must bring to the Sports Direct Arena come January…
Theo Walcott

The forever frustrating 28-year-old hasn’t enjoyed as much first team football that he’d like of late as he struggles to push his way into the Arsenal starting 11.
Having spent the last 11 years in the Premier League, this man provides an incredible amount of experience and an impressive knack of scoring goals with him netting 65 times for the London based club.
With the striker position being a big problem for the Tyneside club, this man if he can be lured could quite possibly cure those goal-scoring droughts in the striking department.
For a player who offers, electrifying pace, trickery and skill in abundance and a keen eye for goal this man really can offer Newcastle what they’re missing.
As the transfer window edges closer, Charnley should look no further than this man to be the driving force in creating what will be not only a successful bit of business but also a successful first season back in the big time.
Jack Wilshere

Having spent more time in a cast that he has done playing football, this man seems to be back to his old ways as he continues to impress after his return to the game. The 25-year-old, who has managed 105 games for Arsenal already in the Premier League looks to be an experienced yet frustrating figure, who holds both domestic and European knowledge.
The English international has very much been on the fringes of the Arsenal side as he was sent out on loan to Bournemouth for the entirety of last season where he was pivotal to the club’s survival.
Although game time has been short, there is no doubting the talent that the midfield ace has. Being able to work tirelessly for the team providing a pitbull like drive never giving the opposition midfield a second of rest along with the superb passing ability that many compared to the likes of Patrick Viera.
So Newcastle fans, can these 2 experienced players solve the problems you currently face in the irrespective departments?







