Chris Waugh
NUFC Writer at The Athletic
#NUFC correspondent for @TheAthleticFC. Part of @PodontheTyne, the Newcastle United podcast. Views my own. Also on Facebook: https://t.co/1Ka5bZcIy9
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1 week ago |
nytimes.com | Chris Waugh |George Caulkin
Andy Howe and Steve Nickson have been placed in interim charge of first-team recruitment as Newcastle United look to appoint their third sporting director inside a year. Howe, Newcastle’s assistant head of recruitment, and nephew of Eddie Howe, the head coach, has been tasked with driving the hunt for new signings alongside Nickson, given Paul Mitchell is leaving his role on June 30.
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1 week ago |
nytimes.com | Gregg Evans |Chris Waugh |Jordan Campbell |Simon Johnson
Welcome to the third edition of The Athletic’s Transfer DealSheet for the summer 2025 transfer window. Our team of dedicated writers, including David Ornstein, will take you inside the market to explain the deals being worked on. The mini-window ahead of the Club World Cup closed last Tuesday, but the regular summer transfer window opened on Monday and will now run until September 1. The information found within this article has been gathered according to The Athletic’s sourcing guidelines.
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1 week ago |
nytimes.com | Chris Waugh
There is a common trait connecting the majority of Newcastle United's (known) transfer targets. Some supporters are perplexed - given the lack of a senior signing and Eddie Howe's end-of-season warning that Newcastle needed to act "very quickly" - by what is perceived to be the head coach's unbending desire to acquire Premier League-based players. The inference is that Howe has an apparent reluctance to bring in foreign imports this summer.
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2 weeks ago |
nytimes.com | Chris Waugh |George Caulkin
After three successive transfer windows without strengthening their first XI, Newcastle United will be active in the market this summer, but nothing has happened yet. High-profile targets already appear to be heading elsewhere, prompting the usual array of fury, froth and frustration on social media. When the 2025 close-season's Club World Cup-enforced first mini-window shut on Tuesday, Newcastle had done little more than announce their retained list, with no senior arrivals.
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3 weeks ago |
nytimes.com | Chris Waugh |George Caulkin
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