Howe hopes to use 'PSR to our advantage' this summer
Newcastle boss Eddie Howe hopes the boot will be on the other foot this summer to "take advantage of other clubs" who will have to sell players to comply with spending rules.Profit and Sustainability Rules (PSR) meant the Magpies were forced to sell Elliot Anderson to Nottingham Forest and Yankuba Minteh to Brighton to avoid a points deduction.But this summer, they are in a significantly stronger situation and they should be able to retain and strengthen, while also demanding a decent fee for those leaving."The PSR deadline plays a huge role for clubs - both those clubs with PSR issues and those without - because those without may potentially look to try to sign players," said Howe."They [the owners] will look to take advantage of other clubs, as clubs did to us last year, quite rightly."It's a really interesting dynamic and one that we're really aware of and that we'll try to use to our advantage if we can."I can't go into the details of that, but no doubt we've got people at the club who are working very hard behind the scenes on it."We want to keep our best players, I think I've made that very clear. That's not just the wish from me, that's the wish from everyone at the club."I don't have a crystal ball. I can't sit here and say what's going to happen. I can only say what my determination is and it is to build a team - the best team possible. To do that, you can't consistently lose your best players."
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