TA: Newcastle considers introducing Porto striker Aghova, the player s termination fee is 100 million euros

August 8, according to The Athletic, Newcastle, who hopes to strengthen the offensive line this summer, is considering Porto forward Aghova as a signing candidate.

reported that Newcastle is considering introducing Porto striker Aghova. Newcastle hopes to strengthen the front line this summer, after missing multiple goals, the 21-year-old ranks high among the few options they consider.

Although the club has not made a formal offer and there is no guarantee that the deal will happen, Aghova is Newcastle's favorite player.

In addition, Brentford's Visa and Wolves's Larson are also considered other options for Newcastle. However, the Wolves regard Larson as a non-sale product.

Aghova joined Porto for a transfer fee of 15 million euros last summer, and scored 25 goals in 42 games last season. He scored two goals in the Europa League group stage against Manchester United last season, helping Porto tie the score while falling behind and finally draw 3-3.

The contract between the striker and Porto is valid until 2029, and the contract contains a 100 million euro termination clause. The current market value of the player is 50 million euros.

Earlier this week, Newcastle lost to Manchester United in the battle for Cesco: the two teams have equal offers, but the players themselves prefer Manchester United.

As Newcastle searches for a striker, Isaac's future is full of uncertainty, Newcastle rejects Liverpool's official offer of £110 million for the Swedish striker.

head coach Eddie Howe said last Sunday that Newcastle "is not deceiving himself" and realized the urgent need to sign in the transfer market before the new season begins.

Newcastle has not made any progress in the signing process this summer window. Many players such as Ekitic (joining Liverpool), Mbemo (joining Manchester United), Drapp and Pedro (both Chelsea), Wyson (joining Real Madrid) and Trafford (joining Manchester City) have chosen other teams instead of going to Newcastle.