Newcastle United are reportedly considering an attack in January on Tottenham Hotspur midfielder Harry Winks.
New manager Eddie Howe is keen to inject some creativity into his midfield, with Newcastle at the bottom of the Premier League squad after Saturday. 3-3 empate con Brentford.
The board is ready to penalize the spending of £ 50 million in the next window to help avoid the decline, and According to the Mail on SundayWinks has been identified as a “prime” target.
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Once an important part of Gareth SouthgateThe 25-year-old England international has struggled for playing time in recent months, and has only played two Premier League games since the start of the season. He said in October: “Listen, I love Tottenham, I’ve always made that clear, but I want to play football.”
“The only way to play your best is to gain momentum when you play regularly. Listen, I’m doing my best for the club, of course I do.
“They got stuck next to me, I stayed with them, and I want to play for Tottenham. But it’s tough when there are matches here and there, confidence is low and you don’t get this series of matches. It’s hard. It’s hard”.
Listen, I don’t think about it that far [to January]. I have many games to try to fight for the club. It is important that we all maintain the same mindset and the same thought and vision process.
“There is still a long way to go, we still have two months to go and it is about moving forward, working as hard as possible and having no regrets.”
Realizing that the January window will be significant in the context of Newcastle’s season, Howe insists he is focused on the immediate and current challenges he faces.
“I’ve been in football long enough to know that looking too far ahead is a waste of energy, a waste of time,” he added. Tell Chronicle Live.
“I have always had a management style that, although I look at the short term, I always keep an eye on the horizon to see what is best for the interests of the football club.
So there is a long-term vision of what we are doing.
“But I know that in this job these days, it would be foolish to take your eyes off what’s in front of me.”
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