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It sounds like Newcastle United is facing a bit of a tricky situation with the Premier League’s profit and sustainability regulations. Even with their substantial financial backing, they still have to navigate these rules carefully.

The idea of potentially selling key players like Bruno Guimaraes or Alexander Isak is a big one, given their importance to the team. Football365’s exercise of reassigning all of Newcastle’s players to new homes is probably a fun way to speculate on possible moves and keep fans engaged. It’s interesting to see where they think players might end up, especially with clubs across Europe always on the lookout for talented players.

Do you have any particular thoughts or concerns about which players Newcastle might let go, or how you think they’ll handle the financial balancing act?

Nick Pope moving to Roma under Jose Mourinho makes a lot of sense. Mourinho’s style is pragmatic and often emphasizes solid, defensive organization, which plays to Pope’s strengths as a traditional shot-stopper and aerial presence. Roma’s style of play, which can be more direct and less reliant on playing out from the back, would complement Pope’s abilities well.

For Martin Dubravka at Arsenal, his role would be clear: a reliable backup who is prepared to step in when needed. With Aaron Ramsdale potentially moving on, Dubravka could offer a steady presence behind David Raya, who’s likely to be the primary choice. Dubravka’s experience and reliability would be valuable in a backup role.

Loris Karius returning to Liverpool might be more of a sentimental gesture than a practical one. Given the turbulent history he has with the club, it would be quite a story if he were welcomed back. Liverpool would need to weigh whether Karius’s return would be a positive or a distraction, but it could be an interesting move if they’re looking for a backup with experience.