Panic at Old Trafford as Top Premier League Target 4 'Unwanted' Man United Players in January

• Anthony Martial headline a list of players Newcastle want to sign from Man United during the winter transfer window
• Martial has significantly fallen down the pecking order at Old Trafford after the arrival of Cristiano Ronaldo and Jadon Sancho
• Newcastle have been backed to spend massively in the coming windows after a new owner coming in
• The Magpies are currently rocked in the relegation zone having failed to win any of their seven opening matches of the season

Newcastle are reportedly targeting four Man United players ahead of the January transfer window.

The move comes only days after a Saudi-backed consortium bought Newcastle for £300million.

The take over effectively brought to an end Mike Ashley's 14-year reign as Newcastle owner.

According to Metro UK, Steve Bruce is now expected to be sacked as manager in the coming weeks in a radical change that could see a number of new faces headline at the club.

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The publication further claimed Newcastle's new-found financial muscle now mean they have the capacity to afford any player and will show ambition to bring in new players.

The Magpies are believed to have set their sights on raiding Man United for a number of players who have fallen out of favour at Old Trafford.

Anthony Martial is said to be the biggest name on Newcastle's shortlist, with the Frenchman currently finding game time hard to come by after the recent arrivals of Jadon Sancho and Cristiano Ronaldo.

Mirror claims Donny van de Beek, Jesse Lingard and Eric Bailly are the other players the St. James Park-outfit are interested in.

Lingard, much like Martial has fallen down the pecking order, with Van de Beek failing to earn Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's faith.

Bailly, meanwhile, has been pushed out of the first XI despite penning a new deal last summer, with the arrival of Raphael Varane seeing him dropped from the team.

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Lampard backed for Newcastle job

Earlier, our trusted Kenyan source TUKO.co.ke reported Frank Lampard has emerged as the leading contender to succeed Steve Bruce as Newcastle United manager.

Bruce, who is yet to secure a single win in the league this season has come under immense pressure in recent days, with the recent take over of Newcastle by a Saudi-backed consortium further complicating his future at the club.

Lampard is currently out of work after he was sacked from Stamford Bridge back in January 2021.