Newcastle United, along with all other Premier League clubs, will receive compensation for each player taking part in this winter’s World Cup in Qatar.
FIFA has confirmed a compensation package worth £189m, with clubs set to receive £9,000 per player, per day.
This means that for every player who reaches the World Cup final, in a 28-day tournament, a club will receive just over £250,000.
From a Newcastle United point of view, Eddie Howe hopes to say goodbye to at least two players.
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Fabian Schar remains a key part of Switzerland’s World Cup plans and midfielder Bruno Guimaraes is likely to be part of Brazil’s final 26-man squad.
Other players who have a chance of going to the World Cup are goalkeeper Nick Pope, midfielder Joelinton and striker Callum Wilson.
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