talkSPORT: New Moon follows Edwards and Director Newcastle, and is determined to win the Inzaghi

Although Mitchell took over Ashworth's position in July last year, he will leave the Magpies on June 30. Mitchell, 43, is on the shortlist for the three-man Riyadh Crescent, but the club hopes to finalize the new head coach first and then a sports director. New Moon is determined to win against Inter Milan coach Inzaji. They believe they can sign Inzaji before the first game of the Club World Cup against Real Madrid on June 18. Due to the Champions League final, no progress has been made in negotiations. It is expected that in the next 72 hours, the new moon will receive a reply from Inzaghi.

Michael Edwards is also one of the candidates, but he is currently very satisfied with his job and has made it clear that he does not plan to leave Fenway. But Crescent Chairman Ben Naffell has contacted Edwards directly, and both sides discussed a position similar to his Fenway, which is not limited to the responsibilities of the athletic director. Because Xinyue also hopes to create a top-level sports operation model.

And between June 1 and 10, the Crescent Club will be very busy as they hope to complete a series of signings before the start of the Club World Cup. B fee remains the number one target for the new moon, and the Manchester United captain needs to give a final reply by June 6. talkSPORT learned that B Fee is seriously considering the proposal, but his family has not been convinced yet.

And Manchester United insists that they do not want to lose the team captain and have not received any contact or offer from the New Moon to the players. If B Fee refuses to join, New Moon may turn to Villa player Tilemans. Meanwhile, the New Moon is also paying attention to Atlanta's Edson and Inter's Barrera as they also hope to bring in a central or defensive midfielder.

Of course, forward players are still the first target of the new moon, and Osmayen is one of them. It is understood that Nigerian stars are open to transfer to Saudi Arabia. Some Saudi league executives hope that Ronaldo can join the New Moon and participate in the Club World Cup, but the New Moon prefers Osmaine.

It is not clear whether Ronaldo will consider transferring to the new moon, and the club CEO Karzada called this statement a "science fiction" in the draw of the Club World Cup. The Portuguese superstar is still discussing a contract renewal with Riyadh.