Newcastle enters the battle for “phenomenal” £ 30 m st

Fans of Newcastle United from afar and largely await the advent of the first League shock on Monday evening, with the Eddie Howe team meeting Liverpool in St. James’ Park.

Bruno Guimaraes, Jelinton and Similar want to make a kind of reward on the champions in title after weeks of work in a bitter transfer saga concerning the future of Alexandre Isak, who is on strike while he tries to force a move to Merseyside.

Isak will not be involved, confirmed Howe. The question of whether the Swedish striker will bring black and white again to remain a question to a million dollars, and a question that disrupted United preparation in the 2024/25 campaign.

Although Anthony Gordon has given everything as a new fortune number while Newcastle opened his season with a virgin draw at Villa Park last weekend, it is clear that a natural finisher is necessary.

And although endless research for such an attacker takes place, it remains the hope that Newcastle will obtain an agreement for Yoane Wissa from Brentford above the line.

The last on Yoane Wissa in Newcastle

Newcastle was locked in a battle for Sissa for several weeks, and although the 28 -year -old is desperate to move to Tyneside, with parallels with the situation of Isak, his outfit plays Hardball, having rejected two offers so far.

Brentford manager Keith Andrews said this week earlier that Dr. Congo’s star returned to pre-season training, but he played no role in Aston Villa travel on Saturday.

Wissa scored 19 goals in the Premier League last season, but he is not as technically or zero as Isak, and is therefore not really considered the potential replacement of 25 years.

Callum Wilson, after all, joined West Ham United this summer after the expiration of his contract with the Toon.

Thus, Newcastle may need to sign a center-forward to compete with Wissa, if it happens, for a place at Howe from 11 years old. And they could have found one that has more about it than the goals of the Premier League.

Newcastle enters the auctions for a new striker

According to Spanish sources, Newcastle has entered the tender for the Atleto Madrid attacker, Alexander Sorho, who wants to leave the side of Diego Simeone before the end of the transfer window.

The prolific elite shooter is available for a figure of 35 million euros (30 million pounds sterling), which is under the offer of 40 million pounds sterling for Wissa earlier this week.

However, Tottenham Hotspur and Serie A Champions Napoli would also be interested in the Norwegian international, so Howe and his Coterie transfer will have to act quickly.

What Sorloth would bring to Newcastle

The 29-year-old Sorlow may not be a spring chicken, but he has become a devastating striker in Spain, having previously fallen by the way when he was in Crystal Palace seven years ago, marking only 20 games.

Subsequently, Sorho rediscovered himself from loan to Türkiye with Trabzonspor, scoring 33 goals during the 2019/20 campaign. He jumped into Germany and joined RB Leipzig, and that was like that, but the Liga turned out to be a greenhouse for his firing skills, after having exceeded 20 goals in successive campaigns, first with Villarreal then in the capital under the wing of Simeone.

The last quarter, in fact, Sorho managed to mess around 24 goals out of 53 appearances for Atletico, starting only 20 of these games. Talk about clutch. Simeone pointed out that the singer had been “phenomenal” when he found space in the box.

Sorho is powerful and prolific, but it is also mobile and committed during the defensive phases. Looking at how it corresponds to Wissa in the last 365 days, there are few questions that he is the most complete man.

And that’s fine. Wissa is not targeted for his creativity (although he showed during the connection with Bryan Mbeumo last season that he is more able to shoot), and it would serve as a careful flower if the Sorlow should be welcomed in the fold.

For such an uncontrollable attacker, the 6-foot 4 Sortement 4 has a spring in his approach, and his willingness to get on the ball and direct himself suggests that he could provide Howe a more dynamic and effective focal point at the front of his system.

This is something that Isak, 6 feet 3 himself, played with such a balance during his three years like Magpie.

In this way, it is crucial that Newcastle beat the competition and sign Sorloth this month, perhaps even combining it with Wissa in the new number.

SORLOT is well above the level he has accomplished by playing for Crystal Palace, and given the overall fluidity of which the Newcastle team is impregnated, there is no reason why it cannot produce the goods for Howe in the coming years.

In addition to his goals’ success in the 2024/25 campaign, the nomadic striker also won 51% of his duels through the Liga campaign, further stressing his robust and combative nature, made to measure for the rigorous nature of the Premier League.

Although ISAK remains a chance to be reinstated in the Newcastle team of Howe, it may well be that irreparable damage has been caused in recent weeks.

If this is really the case, it would be useful to sign a player like Sorho, who is progressive, strong and has a prolific touch that even exceeds Wissa on his game last year.