Newcastle United have been offered a number of high-profile ahead players in latest weeks, 90min understands, together with Timo Werner, Memphis Depay and Nicolas Pepe.
The Magpies have welcomed goalkeeper Nick Pope, centre-back Sven Botman and left-back Matt Targett, who spent final season on mortgage within the North East, to St James’ Park to this point this summer time – however have ambitions of strengthening Eddie Howe’s attacking arsenal.
Ideally the membership would love to signal a large ahead and a striker, although Newcastle’s capability to spend huge is hampered considerably by the necessity to adjust to Financial Fair Play rules.
Nevertheless, various players have been offered to the membership by brokers and intermediaries in latest weeks, with Newcastle presently contemplating the choices which have been ahead to them.
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90min understands that Werner, Memphis and Pepe are simply three of a string of fringe players touted for a transfer to St James’ Park – the trio struggled for minutes at Chelsea, Barcelona and Arsenal respectively final season and are unlikely to see their scenario change throughout 2022/23.
Paris Saint-Germain’s Julian Draxler has additionally been offered to Newcastle because the Ligue 1 champions look to cut back their hefty wage invoice, with Mauro Icardi and Georginio Wijnaldum additionally possible to be casualties of their summer time purge.
In addition to being offered players, 90min understands that Watford duo Emmanuel Dennis and Ismaila Sarr are additionally being thought of by Newcastle. Both players are unlikely to stay with the Hornets following their relegation to the Championship and might be obtainable for knockdown charges.