Paul Dummett has insisted that he is happy to play "whatever position" in order to help Newcastle United.
The Wales international was used as a left-back, centre-half and occasionally in midfield during the Magpies' 2014-15 campaign, making 29 appearances in all competitions.
The 23-year-old told the club's website: "I don't mind where I play. As long as I'm playing and doing a job for the team in whatever position the head coach wants me to play, then I'll play that role.
"I didn't play as many games as I would have liked to because of the injury, but when I was fit I was selected for most of the games that I was available, so for me that was a confidence booster."
Newcastle recently appointed former Derby County manager Steve McClaren as their new head coach after parting company with John Carver at the end of the season.
