Confirmed: Newcastle Stopper departs on the loan of the seasonal hose

This window has seen a wave of squadron stars and young people leave, St James’ park, such as Sean Longstaff, Callum Wilson and Isaac Hayden.

The goalkeeper department in particular has seen a dramatic shakeup this summer, with the arrival of Aaron Ramsdale from Southampton in balance with the departure of Martin Dubravka to Burnley.

And now another keeper is new to Weiden, and it is hardly a surprising after the year he has …

The club has officially announced that Odysseas Vlachodimos joined the Spanish side Sevilla for the 25/26 season.

The Greek international came to us from Nottingham Forest last season as part of a controversial ‘Swap’ style deal, with Elliot Anderson in exchange for this.

But the former Benfica Shotstopper only succeeded in a single competitive appearance for us, because he has trouble earning minutes, given how competitive the goalkeeper position is in our current team.

Because this is a loan movement, we do not avoid a PSR disaster by selling it on a permanent deal.

After having previously rejected a loan movement to the Mexican side pumas, there was Vlachodimos that moved to Villarreal. Instead, he is confronted with a big task for him who helps a wrestling Seville side to prevent relegation after they have scraped survival last season.

In a very short statement about the official social media channels, the club said, “Good luck, Oddy!” Prior to his move back to the continent.

Just like colleague keeper Dubravka, this movement for Vlachodimos is probably inspired by his desire to earn first team minutes prior to the World Cup of next summer.

However, unless Sevilla is close to the £ 20 million cough, we initially paid to take him to Tyneside last summer, then it is almost certainty that Vlachodimos will return to us next year.

And given our plans for the future to get a younger keeper to eventually phase Nick Pope, it is unlikely that the former Forest Man has a good chance of appearing for us again.