As for Newcastle, to be honest, I don't know. First of all, I notice the top teams that will really be fighting for the championship, not just the top five. But I hope they will at least compete for the top five, although I think there will be other teams that will also be contenders.
As for MU, I personally don't expect anything from them. Let them at least make it into the top 10, then we can talk about them starting to make a comeback.
I don’t also know why Newcastle United’s management want to sign big players; I heard that they are in talk for Benjamin Sesko after Isak open up to leaving the club after rejecting Liverpool’s offer to sign the player; they now know that they need a player to replace him, and Sesko’s valuation will be down by now after several rejection from some big clubs.
Well, signing big players is not a bad thing, on the contrary, it's good, but the question is whether anyone would want to move to Newcastle. On the one hand, it's a competitive team, but on the other hand, they are unstable. What I mean is that they don't perform at the highest level every season, and that can put off players who want to play for top clubs.