Newcastle takes £78 million ‘monster’

Newcastle United has always known that many senior teams will be involved this summer, fighting for Alexander Isak’s service.

Isak’s 23 goals in the Premier League heroes won’t be noticed, and Liverpool has strongly targeted the deadly Swedes this offseason, and their progress has failed.

However, these pies have not yet escaped from the woods when it comes to wealthy teams sniffing their starmen, and now the alleged moves are allegedly reportedly moving to the Saudi Pro League, attracting £200 million.

Newcastle asserts that the former reality social target machines are not for sale under any circumstances, but anyway, this summer they will certainly leave some strikers standing by in a stand-alone attempt to further improve their forward line in case something unimaginable happens.

Newcastle line up for £78m attackers

These pies have proposed a £55 million blackmail to land Anthony Elanga to get their personnel on the wings.

Now that spending can continue to earn strikers, reports suggest Newcastle is viewing Victor Osimhen as a viable option, along with another deadly endorsement of the Bundesliga – away from early interest in Hugo Ekitike – who would spend £780,000 from Eddie Howe.

Of course, this is RB Leipzig Hero Benjamin Sesko.

This is according to Talksport’s Alex Crook, who recently said Newcastle will soon rekindle their interest in the Slovenian machine and has been hit after the blow with other central advance targets.

Howe has been admiring Sesco for some time, and the move has finally surpassed the 22-year-old striker’s line to move to Tyneside, which is more than putting James Trafford in between sticks, which is now a Manchester City tied stick.

Why signing Sesko is better than Trafford

Trafford is another unfortunate transfer legend that has appeared on Champagne, and since last summer it is well known that the rapport pies aspire to be England’s U21 International, their future goalkeeper.

However, he seems to be planning to return to teenage employer Man City, as this makes the next step for St James Park, but Newcastle doesn’t want to last too long because they do have the reliable top guardians of Nick Pope club.

Although Trafford was Burnley’s conversation back to Burnley as he had an incredible 29 clean sheets in the championship game last season, he had previously struggled in the top division, with a worrying 62 goals in the 23/24 season with a Clarets leak.

Instead, the Pope always had the same pressure on his back, as can be seen from 221 outings, his back was seen, and at the elite level, Sesco would definitely prioritize more prioritized capture now.

The table above is indeed Hammer Go Home, why Newcastle went all out to win some powerful forwards this summer, while Isak was leading alone in most of the campaign, while Callum Wilson and William Osula hit the reserves with only a trivial three.

With Wilson’s current scent book, only the former King United Young Man (Howe) stays away from the Swede, a place where Sesko is likely to rescue.

Surprisingly, Sesko has also been in Arsenal’s Radar – he only had five games in Leipzig’s matches when he registered for 21 strikes, scoring 39 ridiculous goals in 87 clashes overall in Germany.

The icy ability of football journalist Eduardo Hagn accidentally fired the home, which does feel that it is indeed a branded “monster” that Newcastle can justify, especially when it comes to the surrounding Isak’s future on Tyneside.

On the contrary, losing at Trafford is impossible to keep the fragrance at night for a long time.

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