Tim Krul is expected to be released by Luton Town and has caught the attention of Newcastle United as they seek to fulfill UEFA's homegrown player requirements. It is believed that Krul may be interested in making a return to his former club in the Premier League. With Newcastle United having secured a spot in the Champions League for the upcoming season, they are required to adhere to UEFA's strict regulations, which demand an increase in homegrown players in their squad. Currently, Sean Longstaff is the only player meeting UEFA's criteria, prompting Newcastle to consider re-signing former academy graduates. Reports indicate that, in addition to Krul, the club is also considering players like Freddie Woodman and Fraser Forster. Krul's vast Premier League experience positions him as a promising candidate to help Newcastle comply with the UEFA homegrown mandate, and acquiring him on a free transfer would involve minimal financial risk for the club.