“Another name we did not hear.”

Newcastle United I spent a light time in the transportation market this summer, losing a number of major goals, and many went to others Premier League Clubs.

The last failure of the transportation, Benjamin Cisco, which was unveiled this week as the latest player in Manchester United. Edi Hao received some victories, with Anthony Elanga and Aaron Ramzdale, and it seems that he is on the threshold of another big signature with AC Milan Defender Malick Thiaw.

The missed transportation operations that will work more on Newcastle will be Ekitike and Sesko, where their main striker, Alexander Isak, wants to move to Liverpool, and any of these players could have been appropriate as his alternatives. The club is still searching for a new striker to come before Izak becomes a very big problem, or they missed the huge missile Liverpool’s cash injection.

Newcastle turns into other goals after Samu’s approach

On his YouTube channel, Craig hop Daily Mail has made many updates about Newcastle’s search for a striker. Hope believes that Newcastle “plans to be amazed at Alexander Isac” and has covered updates on some of his potential ideas.

The Newcastle Agheel Hasmeh recently led them to explore the idea of the young Porto striker “Samu” omorody Aghehowa. Hop says that the 21 -year -old is registered 21 years old in the league last season, and is estimated by Porto in “about 80 million pounds.”

Porto’s demand price is very high for Newcastle, and therefore they “do not follow” Samu at the present time despite taking a modern approach.

Their current goal is instead it is Bernford Yun Wesa. Hope also mentioned that if Dango Ouatra from Bournemouth moved to Brentford, “Wissa will come to Newcastle” and that “there is no doubt about it.”

However, if the Wissa deal does not succeed, “A Larsen, A Jackson, Watkins, Muniz or another name we have not heard of” will be the next attacker’s goal.

A lot of mobile pieces for Newcastle

There is no Newcastle hunt for the attacker in a vacuum and unambiguously depends on a number of other factors. The first factor is that without the desire of both Liverpool and Izak to unify the two parties, there will be a lot of pressure to sign a high -level striker this summer. With Callum Wilson moving to a free transfer to West Ham, they are likely to have to bring someone, but not necessarily a person who can compete with the quality of Isaac.

The second factor is the number of clubs their goal in a similar dilemma. It seems that at this stage it is that Wissa may leave this summer; However, like Newcastle with Izak, they want to replace it in advance so that they do not leave themselves exposed.

Newcastle faces the same problem by seeking Olie Watkins, where Villa would like to enhance her attack before allowing the main striker to go, especially since Marcus Rashford and Marco Asensio are not made permanently.

Unless these club’s problems are solved, it will become more and more likely to be the signs of striker Newcastle, this “name we have not heard.”