PREMIER - England’s top-flight refuses to do business with Newcastle
Newcastle United, who is now majority-owned by Saudi Prince Mohammad Bin Salman, is expected to spend a large quantity of money to rebuild their playing squad.
Despite having millions at their disposal, several clubs in England's top flight have been scared off doing business with the Geordies after their takeover was approved, according to a recent article from the Telegraph.
In fact, the league's position is reported to be so harsh that several clubs have adopted a 'anyone but Newcastle United' strategy in future discussions.
The Magpies are now in the Premier League's relegation zone, and failure to effectively reinforce their playing roster will almost certainly result in a relegation struggle later in the season, if not outright relegation.
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