In a surprising turn of events, it has been reported by The Times that Newcastle United will be forced to sell one of their three top stars, Isak, Botman, or Bruno G, in order to comply with the Club Based Total Cost (CBTC) regulations. The news has sent shockwaves through the football world, raising questions about the future composition of the Newcastle squad.

The CBTC regulations are designed to ensure financial stability and fair competition among football clubs. It imposes restrictions on the amount of money clubs can spend on player transfers and wages, aiming to prevent excessive financial risk-taking. As Newcastle United seeks to adhere to these regulations, they find themselves in a difficult position of having to part ways with one of their key players.

Meanwhile, in another development, it has been revealed that Chelsea will send a scouting representative to attend the Newcastle United versus Manchester City match this coming Sunday, as reported by Rahman Osman. This news has sparked speculation about Chelsea’s potential interest in acquiring a player from Newcastle.

Among the Newcastle players that Chelsea is rumored to be eyeing, Bruno G is believed to be their primary target. With Botman occupying the left center-back position, which Chelsea already has depth in, and Chelsea already pursuing Osimhen for the striker position, Bruno G seems to be the most likely candidate for Chelsea’s interest.

If Chelsea indeed pursues and secures the signing of Bruno G, it is highly likely that Conor Gallagher will make his exit from Chelsea. This scenario aligns with the ongoing situation surrounding Gallagher’s future at the club.

As the situation unfolds, it appears that Bruno G will take on a more prominent role, with Caicedo potentially filling the void left by Gallagher’s departure in a similar playing style.

The repercussions of Newcastle United’s potential sale of one of their top stars and Chelsea’s interest in Bruno G have yet to be fully realized. Fans and football enthusiasts will be eagerly following the developments, as these events could significantly impact the dynamics of both clubs and the players involved.