Newcastle United reportedly signed another offensive star, who was as fast as the fast Swedes, as the fast Swedes were reportedly due to the agreement agreeing to sign Nottingham Forest.
What can Newcastle do next after Ellanga
The summer of joy finally turned around. Both James Trafford and Elanga will report to join Eddie Howe’s side, handing the manager to two instant upgrades, while PIF spending may continue. With the Champions League playing next season, those at St. James Park seem ready to bring Newcastle the squad depth they need for some time.
Newcastle will welcome one of the deadliest offensive threes to be offered by the Premier League with Alexander Isak and Anthony Gordon for £55m. Meanwhile, if Hipies hopes to compete in every aspect, the depth that Harvey Barnes and Jacob Murphy will provide for the three will certainly come in handy.
According to reports, the PIF was not completed there. Instead, they are reportedly keen to make statements due to recent links with Yoane Wissa and Hugo Ekitike, etc.
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Either the striker can finish Newcastle’s game, which will have a set of six high-quality offensive options to choose from next season, with two in each position.
Alas, these two are not the only names on the radar reported by Hipies. According to recent reports, St James’Park people have also turned their attention to signing a Bundesliga star before Chelsea, who is as fast as Speed Demon Elanga.
Newcastle is now interested in £56m Karim Adeyemi
According to Bild, as Sport Sivental conveys, Newcastle is now racing Chelsea, signing Karim Adeyemi from Dortmund this summer. The German international is reportedly worth 65 million euros (£56 million) by the Bundesliga giant, which means if you want to secure your signature.
Even after welcoming Elanga, Adeyemi’s leadership and ability to play on both wings seemed to see him keeping his place on Newcastle’s radar. Whether Newcastle decides to move on and reach the high price of Dortmund remains to be seen, but it is undeniable that the combined speed between Adeyemi and Elanga is a terrible prospect for any opposition defense.
Last season, the new arrival speed of last season reached an astonishing speed of 36.7 km/h to match Adeyemi’s record in 2023, and now they are both likely to lead Newcastle’s fast frontline next season.
Needless to say, the Dortmund star is not only his speed, but also scored 12 goals in all games last season and held 11 goals last season to prove the praise for Matthias Jaissle.
The former Red Bull Salzburg coach told reporters before: “Karim has almost everything a forward needs. His quality and speed are incredible.”
