The Super team. INSANE NEWCASTLE UNITED XI THAT PAUL MITCHELL CAN BUILD IF JANUARY TRANSFER RUMOURS ARE TRUE

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    A look at how Newcastle United may line up should Eddie Howe be given a “dream” transfer hand in January.

     

    Newcastle United have finally gained momentum following the dismal summer transfer window. Back-to-back wins over Chelsea and Arsenal have reignited faith in a campaign that threatened to peter out before the festive period.

     

    Eddie Howe’s men now take on Nottingham Forest – the Premier League’s surprise package this season. Should they maintain their momentum going into the winter months, a positive January could springboard the Magpies into the second half of the campaign.

     

    The rumour mill has already begun churning despite Newcastle’s dealing stalling due to FFP/PSR restrictions. No significant signings in the summer has placed pressure on sporting director Paul Mitchell to deliver.

     

    But what would a dream January look like? NewcastleWorld has profiled how United may look should PIF splash the cash.

     

    1. GK – Nick Pope

    Date signed: June 2022

     

    2. RB – Kieran Trippier

    Date signed: January 2022

     

    3. CB – Marc Guehi

    Date signed

     

    4. CB – Sven Botman

    Date signed: July 2022

     

    5. LB – Lewis Hall

    Date signed: August 2023

     

    6. CM – Bruno Guimaraes

    Date signed: January 2022

     

    7. CM – Sandro Tonali

    Date signed: July 2023

     

    8. CM – Joelinton

    Date signed: July 2019

     

    9. RW – Bryan Mbeumo

    Date signed: N/A

     

    10. LW – Anthony Gordon

    Date signed: January 2023

     

    11. ST – Alexander Isak

    Date signed: August 2022

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