Newcastle United is reportedly considering a transfer for Harvey Barnes as they look to reshape their squad this summer. The club has already agreed to sell starting winger Anthony Gordon to Barcelona, and now they may be open to selling Barnes if the right offers come in. According to Football Insider, interest from Premier League and European clubs could lead to formal bids for the 28-year-old forward. Barnes had a strong finish to the season, scoring 16 goals and providing six assists in 57 appearances, which has increased his market value. Former Manchester United chief scout Mick Brown suggests that Newcastle could be tempted to sell Barnes if a significant offer arrives. He noted that Barnes stepped up well in Gordon's absence, making him a valuable asset for the club. With the potential combined sales of Gordon and Barnes exceeding €100 million, Newcastle United could use this capital to fund a broader squad rebuild after finishing 12th in the Premier League last season. As the only natural left winger on the roster for the upcoming season, Barnes' future at the club remains uncertain, especially with clubs showing keen interest in his services.