I marked a hat -trick against Newcastle and now they could sign me for 47 million pounds sterling

While their pursuit to sign Joao Pedro continues, Newcastle United would have turned their goal towards an alternative option which already has a hat -trick in St James’ Park.

Newcastle Chasing Joao Pedro Deal

After sitting in the last two transfer windows due to the concerns of the PSR, Newcastle would have progressed forward with the potential creations this summer – fixing Anthony Elaga of Nottingham Forest and Joao Pedro of Brighton & Hove Albion. The two options would undoubtedly add an additional quality to the Eddie Howe team, who will need all the in -depth force that they can obtain now that they are back in the Champions League.

Pedro would particularly give Magpies a well -necessary solution whenever they find themselves without Alexander Isak. When Callum Wilson and the Swedish struggled on the injury front, it was Anthony Gordon who was forced to get out of the position. The arrival of Pedro would quickly end this problem and can even fill the gap on quality in Isak.

While the Brazilian struggled to follow Isak for goals – just like some attackers last season – he was always clinical when he gave the opportunity in front of the goals, having outlined his expected goals. So, the potential is certainly there for these figures to increase and, in one side like Newcastle, the opportunities of Pedro before the objective would not increase.

Brighton’s man will not be cheap. The seagulls would be demanding up to 60 million pounds sterling to sell Pedro this summer, which could let Newcastle assess their options. If this turns out to be the case, it is then that they could turn their attention to another Premier League rival.

Newcastle wishing to sign Justin Kluivert

According to the offside, Newcastle is now to sign Justin Kluivert de Bournemouth this summer in a transfer battle against Manchester United. Unlike Pedro, the Dutch price is around 55 million euros (47 million pounds sterling), giving those in Tyneside the possibility of winning a cheaper alternative and which already has a hat -trick in St James’ Park.

If Newcastle wanted to take a look at the quality of Kluivert, they certainly received the closest opportunity to do so. As last season ended, the striker had scored two laps and brought his first League total to 12 goals in a beautiful campaign.

Winning numerous praises following his hat -trick against Newcastle, director of Bournemouth, Andoni Iraola, told journalists when asked Kluivert: “I think Justin obviously plays with confidence. For me, the first goal is the key, it is a good transition but he had options to play both sides and he decides to take it. And it’s an excellent decision, an excellent end.

“He also scores an incredible goal after it is prohibited, but it was a beautiful charming goal. And helps Dango. Aside from the work he is normally doing in our press, he adds figures that are always very beautiful.”