Newcastle United is currently open to permanently signing players for £410,000 per week.

Newcastle United is currently open to permanently signing players for £410,000 per week.

Although Newcastle had originally planned to sign Neves on a loan, the Premier League is about to temporarily outlaw teams who sign players from affiliated clubs.

Newcastle and Al Hilal are owned by the Public Investment Fund (PIF) of Saudi Arabia.

Ninetymin claims that Newcastle would not give efforts on luring Neves to St. James’ Park, nevertheless.

According to the report, Neves’ transfer to Newcastle or PIF might be permanent.

It won’t be easy for Ruben Neves to potentially join Newcastle United.

Ruben Neves from Al Hilal may be difficult for Newcastle United to sign in the January transfer window, even if they want to sign him permanently.

I think Newcastle will have difficulty pulling this off. I’ll now go over the reasons why in brief.

In order to acquire Neves, Newcastle must first pay transfer fees totaling at least £47 million. According to Sky Sports, Al Hilal spent that amount of money in the summer of 2023 to get the midfielder for Portugal.

There would be concerns raised if Newcastle acquired Neves for any less money.

There are now rumors that Newcastle’s reservations over Financial Fair Play (FFP) prevent them from spending so much money.

According to reports, FFP concerns are the reason the Magpies are pulling out of a possible trade for Teun Koopmeiners. The midfielder, who plays for the Netherlands, would set you back £48 million.

Furthermore, Neves receives an enormous salary in Saudi Arabia. Salary Sport claims that it is £410,000 a week. Over £300,000 is estimated by The Mirror to be untaxed each week.

One must question if Newcastle could actually afford to pay that kind of wage, or even if they would be willing to.

Remember that a permanent agreement would entail paying Neves that amount for the following three or four years.

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