Newcastle United fans here in the Tavern are desperate for their side to improve on the current campaign, as they’ve flirted with the possibility of relegation throughout.
The Magpies will be pleased to have produced some positive performances in recent times, as they now look to have secured another season in the Premier League with a number of games still left to play. Although, there’s been some bad decisions made thus far in what’s been an error-ridden season, with many of the club’s youngsters failing to make it into the side.
Indeed, Rafa Benitez has been criticised for his decision-making during the January transfer window and on matchdays, as one of the biggest problems in the current campaign. And, it looks as if the Spaniard’s lack of trust in the club’s youngsters could see some of them head for the exits, as they go on in search of regular first-team football elsewhere.
Therefore, here’s a look at TWO Newcastle United youngsters that should look to leave as soon as possible…
Adam Armstrong
Adam Armstrong has struggled to find his feet at Newcastle United as he continues to be sent out on loan, as he’s currently playing his football at League One promotion chasers Blackburn Rovers.
Indeed, the striker arguably belongs in a lower division as he doesn’t look like breaking into United’s first-team anytime soon, with a summer transfer window move looking like the best option.
Therefore, Armstrong should look to move away from St James’ Park at the end of the season, after failing to make the most of limited opportunities in recent years.
Yasin Ben El-Mhanni
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Yasin Ben El-Mhanni made the move to Newcastle United in the summer of 2016 but has been sitting in the Under-23s ever since, as he continues to stagnate behind the scenes.
Indeed, the Englishman was dubbed as the ‘non-league Riyad Mahrez’ during his time at Lewes, but has been completely overlooked by Rafa Benitez as wasted talent at the club.
Therefore, El-Mhanni should look to move away in the summer transfer window, as his career is coming to a standstill at St James’ Park.
