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Achraf Lazaar and Rolando Aarons would surely be buzzing with Steve Bruce’s potential appointment at Newcastle United

Steve Bruce the head coach (Robbie Jay Barratt - AMA/Getty Images)
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Newcastle United are said to be set to make an approach for Sheffield Wednesday boss Steve Bruce.

Achraf Lazaar passes the ball during the Newcastle United Training Session  at The Newcastle United Training Centre on November 15, 2018, in Newcastle upon Tyne, England.

Newcastle United’s Achraf Lazaar and Rolando Aarons may be two of the few people around St. James’ Park who will be delighted if Steve Bruce comes in from Sheffield Wednesday.

The Sun claim that Newcastle are set to make an approach to Bruce, who they have made their first choice to take over from Rafael Benitez.

The news has not gone down well with Newcastle supporters, who feel that they are taking a major step backwards by going after the Wednesday boss.

However, Lazaar and Aarons may just think that they will be given another chance at Newcastle now.

Lazaar and Aarons were surely set for the exit door if Rafael Benitez had remained in charge.

However, the pair are now back training with the Magpies, and Bruce knows them both well.

Newcastle United's Jamaican midfielder Rolando Aarons (C) celebrates scoring his team's first goal during the English League Cup fourth round football match between Manchester City and...

Bruce took the forgotten Newcastle duo on loan at Wednesday last season, and managed them well.

Lazaar, in particular, impressed at Hillsborough and Bruce will surely be prepared to give him another chance.

Newcastle’s options at left-back are hardly plentiful, and Lazaar may well push to take Paul Dummett’s place with Bruce at the helm.

And although the news of Bruce’s potential appointment has gone down badly with most at Newcastle, Lazaar and Aarons may be the only two celebrating.

Achraf Lazaar during the Newcastle United Training Session  at The Newcastle United Training Centre on November 15, 2018, in Newcastle upon Tyne, England.