Callum Wilson’s future at Newcastle United is uncertain, with manager Eddie Howe acknowledging the possibility of his departure in the summer. The striker’s fitness issues have limited his appearances this season, and the club is reportedly keen to ease Financial Fair Play concerns by potentially cashing in on him. Despite his limited game time, Wilson has showcased his effectiveness when on the pitch, scoring seven goals and providing one assist in 16 Premier League appearances. His performances have not gone unnoticed, as he was linked with moves to Chelsea and West Ham in January. While Howe remains a strong admirer of Wilson’s abilities, he is aware of the financial implications of losing a player of his caliber and the need to find a suitable replacement within the constraints of FFP. The manager has urged Wilson to prioritize his fitness to solidify his place in the team and mitigate the risk of his departure. Wilson’s potential departure could open the door for other attacking options within the squad, including Alexander Isak. The Swedish striker has been speculated as a potential target for Arsenal as they seek to bolster their attacking lineup.
Callum Wilson’s Newcastle Future in Doubt Amid Sale Talk
