Brentford Boss Andrews reveals that Wissa can return to Palace Clash

Yuan Wesa joined full training with Princeford and could appear against Crystal Palace this week, according to the main coach Keith Andrews.

The 28 -year -old striker, who missed the bees defeat on the opening day against Nottingham Forest after he asked to leave the club, was re -incorporated with the team in recent days.

Newcastle United is still keen on Dr Con Cong International, but its latest approach-an offer of 35 million pounds in addition to 5 million pounds in additional jobs-was rejected earlier this week, with Brentford Holding to evaluate it. A previous proposal was also rejected of 30 million pounds.

Despite speculation about his future, Andrews insists that he will decide closer to the weekend whether Wissa will participate in SELHURST Park.

Andrews said: “He (Yuan Wesa) is training with the team.”

“With regard to participation in the end of this week, I will make a decision on the team on Saturday. It was part of the group this week.”

When asked if the striker would remain a player in Berostford after the summer transfer window, Andrews added: “He is a player in Brentford now. My position about Yoon all the time is that I do not want him to leave.

“I don’t want to lose a player of this quality and this has not already changed throughout the entire episode. So we hope it will be here in the next 10 or 12 days. That’s what I want.”

Wissa reached 19 goals in the Premier League last season, which attracted attention from the top of the section, with Eddi Hao’s keen to strengthen the Newcastle team before its Champions League campaign.

Tensions between Wissa and Brentford appeared in July when he traveled to the house early from the club’s camp before the season in Portugal, and then threatened not to play or training again if the move to Tynside was banned. He also recently removed all links to the bees from his Instagram account.

The attacker had expected to punish his transfer this week, especially after Princeford broke his transfer record by signature of Dango Outetara from Bournemouth in a deal of 42.5 million pounds.

West London Club has already seen its teammate, Brian Mbumo, to leave for Manchester United earlier this summer.