One of them is Miguel Almiron, who has been largely a successful signing since
making his 20 million move all those years ago. Last season, the Paraguayan was instrumental in the Magpies making
to the top four as he chipped in with 11 goals during the Premier League campaign, however, in the current term
he has been out of form and late Eddie Howe has not favoured to play him much.
To his credit, he has been nursing a knee problem in the past month, but now the Magpies have reportedly decided to sell
him in the summer. They have informed Almiron of their desire to consider offers in the summer, with the in-demand
attacker likely to attract many clubs towards his signature
Almorion has proved his worth in the Premier League, and a few teams will
closely look at him ahead of the summer. Saudi Arabia was mentioned in January,
and the Middle Eastern league could pay Newcastle a decent amount for the transfer.
Reports are linking Almiron over a return to the MLS, where he has a decent
fan following owing to his stint with Atlanta United. Hence, Paraguayan will have plenty of choices on the table, with
Saudi Arabia being a significant possibility for the 30-year-old, which Newcastle hopes will be the case.
