Newcastle United has confirmed the departure of two goalkeepers in a double transfer move that reshapes their squad ahead of the new season.
Greek shot-stopper Odysseas Vlachodimos has completed a move to Spain, while Slovakian veteran Martin Dúbravka has joined Premier League rivals Burnley in a separate deal.
Vlachodimos Heads to La Liga
The 29-year-old Vlachodimos, who joined Newcastle last summer, has struggled for consistent game time at St James' Park. His move to Spain offers the former Benfica keeper a fresh challenge in one of Europe's top leagues.
Dubravka's Turf Moor Switch
Meanwhile, 35-year-old Dúbravka ends his six-year association with Newcastle to sign for Vincent Kompany's Burnley. The experienced goalkeeper made over 130 appearances for the Magpies but found himself down the pecking order following recent signings.
Newcastle's goalkeeping department is undergoing significant changes, with these departures likely paving the way for new arrivals between the sticks at St James' Park.
