Newcastle United manager Eddie Howe has conveyed to fans that while the dream of winning a Premier League title remains alive, it will take significantly longer than anticipated, potentially up to 10 years. This comes after a disappointing transfer window where the club struggled to secure key signings, including Crystal Palace's Marc Guehi, resulting in only two new players joining the squad. Howe emphasized the need to develop sustainable revenue streams to support the club's long-term ambitions, acknowledging the constraints imposed by the Premier League's profitability and sustainability regulations. He admitted that the current squad might even be weaker than last year, as the club has had to sell promising young talents to comply with these rules. Despite over £400 million invested since the Saudi-backed takeover, Howe stated that the recruitment challenges highlight the need for a more gradual approach to achieving success. Fans are urged to exercise patience as the club navigates these hurdles and works towards its goals.