Newcastle United forward Miguel Almirón has reportedly expressed his desire to secure a move away from St James’ Park ahead of the upcoming summer transfer window. The Paraguayan international, who has been a key figure for the Magpies since his arrival in 2019, is believed to be seeking a new challenge after a mixed 2024 campaign.
Almirón, 30, has made over 170 appearances for Newcastle and was instrumental during their resurgence under Eddie Howe. However, with competition for attacking places intensifying and Newcastle reportedly eyeing new offensive signings, the winger is open to offers that would guarantee more consistent playing time.
Speaking to sources close to the club, Almirón reportedly described a potential move as “the ultimate opportunity” to rediscover his best form and continue developing his career. Several clubs across Europe and MLS are said to be monitoring his situation closely.
Newcastle are understood to be open to letting Almirón leave if a suitable offer comes in, as they look to reshape their squad and comply with Financial Fair Play regulations. The summer transfer window could see significant changes for the Magpies, with Almirón’s future one of several key storylines to
follow.
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