Newcastle United are interested in signing the Champions League winner in the January transfer window, according to an exciting new update.
Newcastle transfer rumours
Eddie HowePortugal have really found their groove in recent weeks, going from being an underperforming team to Premier League For a team that now looks like a strong contender in the top four.
A 2-0 win away to Manchester United on Monday night was the latest impressive result for Newcastle, with the team suddenly leapt from back to front, not least because of the impressive form of star striker Alexander Isak leading the line.
This does not mean that new signings at St James' Park will not be appreciated in January, however, several quality players are being touted as potential additions. Celtic Pavilion Nicholas Kuhn He is seen as an exciting option on the right wing, with the Magpies looking for more quality in that position, with the 25-year-old already available. Seven goals and six assists In the Scottish Premier League this season.
Newcastle are reportedly the favorites to complete the signing of the Milan centre-back Fikayo Tomorias Howe looks to improve his defensive options. The Englishman is open to the idea of returning to England, as he has not always been able to start for his current club this season.
Newcastle are keen to win the Champions League
According to a new report from Caught sneaking, Newcastle and the Public Investment Fund are keen to sign Paris Saint-Germain star Marco Asensio In January, they considered him a new target this month.
He is willing to move away from the Ligue 1 side and is believed to be in talks with the Magpies over a move, as well as Premier League rivals Aston Villa. Paris Saint-Germain are not believed to want more than £25m for his services, but Newcastle would prefer a loan deal.
Asensio would be a big signing for Newcastle, but at 28 years of age, it would also not be a case of signing someone high-profile who is past his peak years.
The Spaniard has a lot of pedigree throughout his career, Winning the Champions League three times With Real Madrid, he scored in one final, while Carlo Ancelotti He praised him in the past, saying:
“He was the best in the game. He mixed well with Valverde. He was strong and effective. The best. His behavior when he wasn't playing was good. I had no doubt, but when you're not happy, you can get what you want.” Negative or positive attitude, choose positive.
Admittedly, Asensio's time at Paris Saint-Germain was less memorable overall Only seven goals He has made 46 appearances, but he remains a talented footballer – one who arguably faces a new challenge at this stage of his career.
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He is arguably at his best on the right flank, cutting off his lethal left foot, so he could be a standout option as an upgrade over Jacob Murphy and Miguel Almiron, with the latter likely to move from Newcastle this month.
