Newport County owner Huw Jenkins has revealed the club is facing significant financial challenges as it struggles at the bottom of League Two. During a recent fan forum at Rodney Parade, Jenkins expressed that efforts to secure fresh investment have encountered obstacles. He admitted that the difficulties at Newport County are greater than he anticipated when he took over the club in 2023. Jenkins is currently in discussions with potential investors to improve the club's financial situation, which is crucial for their fight against relegation. The club's financial health has been a pressing issue, with Jenkins stating that Newport County was only 48 hours away from being unable to pay players before his involvement. He has committed to investing £3 million by the end of the season, highlighting the urgent need for support from fans and stakeholders. As Newport County sits four points adrift of safety, Jenkins faced tough questions from supporters concerned about the club's future. He acknowledged the challenges posed by higher budgets at rival clubs and the need for strategic signings in the upcoming transfer window. Jenkins remains hopeful that with increased support and careful planning, Newport County can turn their fortunes around and avoid relegation.