Anthony Gordon has emerged as a prime target for Bayern Munich, while Arsenal also monitor his situation. The England winger, still under contract until 2030, could depart if Newcastle receives a substantial bid, despite no formal request to leave. Liverpool flirted with him last summer, but no fresh offer has materialised.

Alongside Gordon, both Sandro Tonali and Tino Livramento attract interest from top clubs. Tonali, tied to the Magpies until 2029 with an option year, commands a list of suitors, whereas Manchester City eye Livramento, whose contract expires in two years. Newcastle’s negotiating stance remains strong, given the length of each player's deal.

Club chief David Hopkinson has hinted that selling assets may fund a squad overhaul. Analysts estimate a realistic fee for Gordon at £75m-£80m, roughly double the £40m paid a year ago. Such a windfall would free up resources for new signings, confirming that at least one of the trio is likely to leave this summer.