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The Journal
|June 11, 2025
THE summer transfer window is officially closed... for now. The first of two trading deadlines has passed and English clubs will not be able to conduct further business until Monday, June 16, due to FIFA rules.
Newcastle United are yet to strike a deal when it comes to fresh, senior additions. Antonio Cordero, an 18-year-old attacker from Malaga, has been confirmed as the club's first summer signing but that deal has long been in the pipeline.
As such, the wait for shiny new first-team additions goes on. That will irk some sections of the Magpies' faithful but patience is required as we look at how the summer could unfold.
EDDIE HOWE'S AIM
Each time a summer window rolls around, Eddie Howe speaks of acting decisively to give United the best chance of starting the season on a strong footing.
This period is no different and days before transfer business began to unfold, Howe went public with a familiar message.
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