Newcastle United have been quietly reshaping the core of their squad. They keep one eye on the present and another on future transfer windows. Their scouting network searches across Europe to

The significant funds were generated over the past 12 months through a variety of supporter initiatives, including a £5 donation from every official adidas season 25/26 home, away, and third shirt

Newcastle United invested around £241.9 million during the past transfer window, with the goal of staying competitive following the departure of Alexander Isak.

TBR Football’s financial expert Adam Williams has revealed how much money Newcastle United have wasted on Yoane Wissa so far, with the Congolese striker recovering from an injury and thus still yet to feature for the club.

Nottingham Forest picked up a solid win in its first match of the season, but that is all the team has mustered up so far. Along with draws against Crystal Palace and Burnley, the Trees have been handled by West Ham, Arsenal and Sunderland.

Newcastle United returned to the winning track after a complicated start to the season, but injuries have spoiled their good sporting moment.

BRUSSELS, BELGIUM – OCTOBER 01: Sven Botman of Newcastle United looks on during the UEFA Champions League 2025/26 League Phase MD2 match between R. Union Saint-Gilloise and Newcastle United FC at RSC Anderlecht Stadium on October 01, 2025 in Brussels, Belgium. (Photo by Omar Havana/Getty Images)

Newcastle United faces Belgian side Union Saint-Gilloise in the Champions League. Eddie Howe’s team will be favourites, and face a different kind of pressure.

Matchday 2 of the UEFA Champions League continues into Wednesday, Oct. 1 and includes a matchup between Newcastle United and Union St.-Gilloise.

Newcastle United need this international break, almost as much as they need the transfer window to close on Monday. A mammoth season with a minimum of 48 matches is only three games old, yet already there is an air of weariness surrounding the club.

Bruno Fernandes made amends for a missed penalty with a late strike as Manchester United thrashed Newcastle United 4-1 on Saturday to collect their second Premier League win of the season.

Newcastle United captain Bruno Guimaraes helped Brazil secure a 5-0 friendly win against South Korea on Friday.