BREAKING NEWS: Amanda Staveley confirms investment plans and discusses ‘big signings’ in Saudi interview

Newcastle United co-owner Amanda Staveley recently discussed the club’s plans for multi-club ownership and their summer transfer strategy during the Bloomberg Power Players’ summit in Saudi Arabia.

Staveley expressed admiration for Manchester City’s multi-club model, which involves partnerships with 13 clubs across various countries. She emphasized the benefits of such a model, particularly in terms of player development and squad depth.

Regarding Newcastle’s plans, Staveley indicated that they are indeed considering adopting a similar approach. However, she acknowledged that UEFA regulations are evolving, which may impact the feasibility of implementing a multi-club strategy.

Staveley disclosed that Newcastle has explored opportunities in several regions, including Belgium, Australia, Brazil, and Asia, with a focus on acquiring talented young players for their academy system.

When asked about potential big transfers in the upcoming summer window, Staveley remained guarded, suggesting that the club’s actions will depend on their performance in the coming months. She hinted that Newcastle’s transfer plans could be influenced by their Premier League finish and potential qualification for European competitions next season.