The transfer value of each Newcastle United player - and how they have changed since January

Newcastle United are looking to do business in an uncertain transfer market this summer.

The new season is not due to start until September 12, while the transfer window has been extended until October 5.

However, the delays and financial ramifications of the Covid-19 pandemic means football clubs at all levels are expected to face a challenging window.

Steve Bruce has previously stressed his desire to strengthen his squad with up to four "quality" signings, but the impact of the pandemic has seen his transfer budget slashed.

The Magpies may look to add to this total through the sales of fringe players, but this will likely be a tough task.

Allan Saint-Maximin and Martin Dubravka are the only United players to see their values rise since the last window - according to website Transfermarkt.

Joelinton has seen the steepest decline in value, while other high-priced assets such as Miguel Almiron and Sean Longstaff have also seen notable falls.

With incomings and outgoings expected at St James' Park, here's a look at the transfer value of each Newcastle United player and how they've changed from their listed values in January.

New signing Mark Gillespie and loanees such as Jacob Murphy and Freddie Woodman were previously not listed in the Magpies squad on Transfermarkt.

Allan Saint-Maximin - £25.2m (rise of £2.7m)

Joelinton - £18m (drop of £9m)

Sean Longstaff - £15.75m (drop of £4.05m)

Miguel Almiron - £14.4m (drop of £4m)

Newcastle United's Paraguayan midfielder Miguel Almiron celebrates after scoring a goal during the English Premier League football match between Newcastle United and West Ham United at St James' Park (LAURENCE GRIFFITHS/POOL/AFP via Getty Images)

Jonjo Shelvey - £13.05m (drop of £3.15m)

Jamaal Lascelles - £13.05m (drop of £3.15m)

Tim McGuinness' final choice is this shot of NUFC's Jamaal Lascelles roaring his delight alongside teammate Joelinton, after the Magpies' captain netted the first goal against Wolverhampton Wanderers at St James' Park in October. Alas, the game ended in a 1-1 draw, but this picture brilliantly captures the elation for defender Lascelles as he took an early lead. (newcastle chronicle)

Fabian Schar - £11.7m (drop of £2.7m)

Matt Ritchie - £8.55m (drop of £2.25m)

Matt Ritchie of Newcastle United celebrates (Getty Images)

Dwight Gayle - £8.55m (drop of £2.25m)

Isaac Hayden - £7.2m (drop of £1.8m)

Isaac Hayden of Newcastle United celebrates scoring the opening goal during the Premier League match between Newcastle United and Chelsea FC (Getty Images)

Martin Dubravka - £6.75m (rise of £0.45m)

DeAndre Yedlin - £5.85m (drop of £1.35m)

Federico Fernandez - £4.95m (drop of £1.35m)

Paul Dummett - £4.95m (drop of £1.35m)

Jonjo Shelvey of Newcastle celebrate with his Paul Dummett (PA)

Yoshinori Muto - £4.95m (drop of £1.35m)

Yoshinori Muto gives the thumbs up (Newcastle United via Getty Images)

Ciaran Clark - £4.32m (drop of £1.08m)

Ciaran Clark (Getty Images)

Florian Lejeune - £4.32m (drop of £1.08m)

Newcastle United's Florian Lejeune (right) celebrates scoring his side's second goal of the game with team-mate Isaac Hayden during the Premier League match at Goodison Park, Liverpool (PA)

Christian Atsu - £4.32m (drop of £1.08m)

Javier Manquillo - £3.6m (drop of £0.9m)

Emil Krafth - £3.6m (drop of £0.9m)

Emil Krafth (Newcastle United via Getty Images)

Jacob Murphy - £3.15m (previously not listed)

Andy Carroll - £2.88m (drop of £0.72m)

Freddie Woodman - £2.88m (previously not listed)

Freddie Woodman in action for Swansea City against Millwall in June 2020 (Getty Images)

Karl Darlow - £2.16m (drop of £0.54m)

Karl Darlow (Newcastle United via Getty Images)

Henri Saivet - £720k (drop of £180k)

Henri Saivet (Newcastle United via Getty Images)

Mark Gillespie - £360k (previously not listed)

Rolando Aarons - £360k (previously not listed)

Rolando Aarons during the Newcastle United Training Session at The Newcastle United Training Centre on August 21, 2019 in Newcastle upon Tyne, England. (Newcastle United via Getty Image)

Dan Barlaser - no assigned value