Newcastle United fans here in the Tavern are extremely delighted as their side continues to grind out positive results, with relegation worries now a thing of the past.
The Magpies remain on course for a strong finish to the current campaign after producing a positive run of results, with many of our local northerners feeling extremely relaxed. Although, there’s plenty of improvements to be had after struggling to grind out results at times, as Rafa Benitez will be looking to welcome a number of world-class players to the club.
However, Benitez will only sign a new deal at the club if there’s money to spend in the summer, having received very little funds to work with in previous transfer windows. Indeed, the Spaniard is desperate to build a Newcastle United side that can challenge some of the Premier League’s best, so the summer transfer window will be crucial.
Nevertheless, here’s a look at TWO players that Ashley must promise Benitez…
Tammy Abraham
Tammy Abraham has been very impressive during his time at Swansea City so far this season, as a goal is never too far away when this man is on the pitch.
Indeed, the youngster has an incredible eye for goal and has shown that by hitting the back of the net on multiple occasions, as the Swans have relied heavily on the Englishman’s contributions.
Therefore, Newcastle should look to bring him to St James’ Park in the summer transfer window, as he can guarantee them goals at the front of the attack and has a lot of promise.
Luke Shaw
Indeed, Luke Shaw has fallen heavily out of favour at Manchester United so far this season, as a summer transfer window exit is looking extremely likely.
Although, there’s no doubt that he can still become one of the Premier League’s best defenders, with regular minutes at another club helping him discover some form as there’s plenty of ability still yet to be unlocked.
So without further ado, the Magpies should do everything they can to secure his services in the summer months, as a young defender that can have a bright future in the game if he manages to nail down regular first-team football.
