The chefs of Newcastle Confidles Star of 40 million pounds sterling with “nose for goals” should join

Newcastle United is faced with a difficult situation in their attackers department, but club leaders are now convinced that one of its objectives will join before the transfer date.

While on the leg in Asia of their pre-season tour, Eddie Howe held a press conference where he tackled bad players’ attitudes, declaring: “You must win the right to train with us.”

Alexander Isak did not win this in the manager’s eyes and was “ordered to train separately from his teammates and stay away from a training barbecue at lunchtime”.

The departures of Darwin Nunez and Luis Diaz, as well as the tragic death of Diogo Jota, led to an opening on the line before Liverpool that Arne Slot wants that Isak is filling, and according to his behavior, it is clear that the Swedish international shares this desire.

With Isak causing problems in the locker room, Howe has set the subject of a new Premier League attacker who wants to join the club.

Newcastle “confident” that they can be siser wissa

Givemesport reported that Newcastle was looking at a double part of Yoane Wissa and Ollie Watkins after the club’s failure to sign Benjamin Sesko. Among the two players, Wissa seems most likely to join, because “there is confidence that an agreement can be concluded for around 40 million pounds sterling before the deadline of September 1”.

The report indicates Wissa’s desire to play football in the Champions League and think that this will help them to move. Last week’s I report that Wissa “refused to train to try to move through a move” will also have strengthened Howwe’s confidence in concluding the agreement.

Wissa would be the last star to leave Brentford this summer, alongside the captain of the club Christian Nørgaard and his compatriot Bryan Mbeumo. However, the club’s largest loss this summer is undoubtedly Thomas Frank, who has run the club since 2018.

Frank played on the contribution of Wissa de Lorient in 2021, and in 2023, he praised his development as a finisher: “Wissa, we knew, was always a goalscorer. He scored seven goals in the first season and seven in the second in the Premier League, for a player who did not play for goals.” I definitely think that it is better like 9.

Wissa is an underestimated star of the Premier League

Although he may not have been the first name on the Newcastle racing list, he could always find himself as one of the best signatures this summer if they can pass it out. Where Frank has clearly seen the value and potential of Wissa, the Congo star has not always received the praise he deserves, sometimes falling in the shade of players like Mbeumo and Ivan Toney.

The Wissa record against the “Big Six” of the Premier League proves that it can occur in the most difficult matches.

This impressive record probably explains why it is a high -value target for Howe. It will be the first season of Newcastle in the restructured Champions League, which means that they will face more big sides than ever, so the proven history of Wissa in the big matches will potentially help them reach the last laps.