Newcastle United exit increasing likely for defender in January window

"Fabian Schar's long and successful spell at Newcastle United could be entering its final chapter, with fresh reports from Sky Germany indicating that the Switzerland international is attracting concrete interest from multiple Bundesliga sides ahead of the January transfer window. With his contract set to expire at the end of the season, Newcastle may now be prepared to sanction a mid-season sale to avoid losing him for nothing in June."

"Schar, 33, has been a key figure in Eddie Howe's defensive setup during Newcastle's climb back toward European contention, offering experience, composure on the ball, and a reliable presence. The Swiss centre-back has made over 200 appearances for the club, becoming one of the most trusted members of the squad and a quiet leader in the dressing room. Newcastle United are open to Fabian Schar sale However, despite his professionalism and consistent performances, Newcastle's long-term plans appear to be shifting."

"Defender is wanted by Bundesliga clubs Fabian Schar of Newcastle United (Photo by Jack Thomas/Getty Images) Schar previously enjoyed a strong spell in Germany with Hoffenheim, and his style of play remains well suited to the Bundesliga. Sky Germany reports that several clubs have enquired about his availability, recognising the opportunity to secure a seasoned international defender at a cut-price fee in January."

Fabian Schar, 33, is attracting concrete interest from several Bundesliga clubs ahead of the January transfer window as his contract expires at season's end. Newcastle United may consider a mid-season sale to avoid losing him on a free transfer in June. Schar has made over 200 appearances, providing experience, composure on the ball, and dependable leadership in defence during Newcastle's resurgence. The club is seeking to refresh its defensive core and lower the squad's age profile, making an extension unlikely. Newcastle are exploring younger centre-back options while Bundesliga sides view Schar as an immediate, low-cost solution. A return to Germany could offer Schar regular football in the final years of his career.

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