Newcastle is pessimistic about Visa s transfer; he doesn t believe Jackson very much; he may not be able to sign one person

Hupu August 19th News, the latest report by Luke Edwards, a well-known reporter from the Daily Telegraph, Visa appears to have deleted all the mentions about Brentford on Instagram and deleted all photos of him wearing a Brentford jersey in protest of the club's refusal to allow him to transfer to Newcastle United.

According to the Daily Telegraph, although news of the upcoming agreement has been reported by Newcastle United, some senior officials are pessimistic about whether Visa can transfer for at least two weeks.

This matter is exactly the same as the situation of Newcastle United's main striker Alexander Isaac. Isaac refused to play for Newcastle United and tried to force a transfer to Liverpool.

Like Brentford, Newcastle United refused to be bullied by strong competitors and, like all summer, continued to insist that Isaac was a non-sale product.

Newcastle United even considers allowing the Swedish international to leave, they need to sign two strikers within the remaining two weeks of the transfer window, and Liverpool must match their £150 million valuation.

Newcastle head coach Eddie Howe said in two recent press conferences that Newcastle is trying to sign a striker before the transfer deadline, but he stressed that the striker will replace Callum Wilson, who left Newcastle to join West Ham United last month.

At present, it is difficult for them to sign a striker, let alone sign two. Visa has been Newcastle's target since Newcastle lost to Liverpool in the battle to chase Hugo Ekitic, but there has been little movement for more than a month.

Therefore, negotiations on Visa remained deadlocked and although Newcastle United still wanted to sign the player, they would not pay him an excessive transfer fee.

Newcastle United's recruitment team has discussed Chelsea's Nicholas Jackson, but they are reserved about signing the Senegal international. Porto's Samu Aghova is also popular, but there are questions about whether he is ready to play in the Premier League and his excessive asking price.

Howe warned on Friday that the striker market was very problematic, and he missed Liam Delapp, Joao Pedro, Ekitic and Benjamin Sheshko this summer.