Newcastle United reportedly turned their attention to Real Madrid attack reinforcements and is now ready to make an opening offer to sign a forward who already has fans at Eddie Howe.
Isaac is still training alone in Newcastle
Although Alexander Isak is still a Newcastle player, it still takes some time for the Swedes to have a relationship with the rest of St James Park, before it’s as good as new. Howe wanted to make sure he knew this well after he decided to leave the striker before he could arrive in training once his other teammates left the building.
Howe warned that Isak had to “earn rights” to train with other teams, and has since proven that he has no bluff. “You have to get the right to train with us,” the Newcastle boss told reporters.
“We are Newcastle United. Players are responsible for being part of the team here and being part of a team – you have to act the right way. So that works here too.
“We will make sure that any player does this to win the right to train with the group. No player can expect to perform poorly and train with the group as usual.”
Meanwhile, Isak still wants to leave the club, with less than a month remaining until the transfer window is closed, and Hippies is reportedly still preparing for the worst.
Newcastle is ready to start Brahmin Diaz quote
According to Spanish reports, Newcastle is now preparing to launch an open offer to sign Real Madrid’s Brahmin Diaz worth 50 million euros (£44 million) If Isaac leaves this summer.
Howe is reportedly a fan of the former Manchester City man, but can still welcome him to Newcastle in an attempt to hand over his offensive assistant to them as they have been searching for the whole summer.
Diaz can play versatile players in wings and offensive midfielders and can join Elanga and Nicolas Jackson on the new frontline at St James’ Park this season.
|
Alliance Statistics 24/25 (via FBREF) |
Diaz |
Elanga |
|---|---|---|
|
minute |
1,385 |
2,501 |
|
Target |
4 |
6 |
|
Assist |
2 |
11 |
|
Successful charges |
twenty four |
25 |
Despite Diaz’s efforts to break into the world-class frontlines of Rodrygo, Kylian Mbappe and Vinicius Junior, he still demonstrates his abilities when he offers opportunities.
Former Real Madrid boss Carlo Ancelotti is described as “important” and Diaz will flourish elsewhere even as he struggles to nail the starting point.
In the Premier League business that has not been completed in a few years from leaving Manchester City, Espanyol can hand over Newcastle Newcastle, an offense they have been eager for this summer.
