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The 17-year-old formed part of the senior squad in pre-season and took to it by storm, with his energy and unpredictable trickery making an exciting impression.

Whether it be in Germany versus SpVgg Unterhaching, a hot and humid Japan against Urawa Red Diamonds and Yokohama F.Marinos or on home soil facing Hull City, Girona and Stade Brestois, Sanusi was often the standout player among his senior peers.

How was pre-season, then? “Excellent,” replied Sanusi. “It’s a dream come true to get in the first team.

Since I came [to Newcastle] – it’s only been a year – so I’m proud of myself for doing that and I just need to take my chances when I get them.”

Sanusi played in front of 65,000 spectators across the Sela weekender at St James’ Park, coming on in the second-half of both games versus Girona and Brest.

It was amazing,” he told NewcastleWorld.

“With so many fans it’s overwhelming. That was my first time at St James’ playing in front of that many fans and I thought I played well.”

I saw a big project with young players coming through into the first team,” said Sanusi.

“Lewy Miley making his debut, coming in and starting games and being effective in the team.

I’m just trying to do the same thing and obviously make my debut one day.