TA: Newcastle has discussed countless signing targets; he once wanted to rent Jackson, but was denied internally

Hupu September 2nd News TheAthleticUK Newcastle team wrote a summer window column.

(Newcar has too many followers, so many contents have been posted before, so I missed it)

Right winger is the top priority; head coach Eddie Howe has been hoping to strengthen this position for three years.

Mbemo was Newcastle United's preferred target and his team began to send invitations to him. However, Newcastle never approached Brentford because Mbemo was more inclined to Manchester United.

Newcastle's signing committee was mixed, and some were more inclined toward Anthony Ellanga, a younger but slightly sophisticated option.

Bornemouth's Antoine Semenho is highly regarded, but his asking price is too high, and Karim Adeyemi's salary at Dortmund is enough to put him among the highest-paid players in Newcastle. Newcastle did ask West Ham United for Kudus’ asking price, but it was just to assess the market.

However, even if a £52 million transfer fee agreement was finally reached with Nottingham Forest – considering the good relationship between Ruben and Forest owner Evangelos Marinakis – those close to the deal are still worried about the deal breaking out.

Elanga's complexity in the conversion between brokerage companies once threatened the smooth progress of the transfer, but fortunately, third-party mediation saved the deal.

The second one is the goalkeeper position.

After Manchester City matched the Trafford offer, Newcastle made an interim solution at the time they called a "wise signing decision, not a scout decision."

When Trafford's deal broke down, Burnley still wanted Martin Dubluffka, and he was going to leave. As part of Dublafka's January contract extension, one of the terms allowed him to leave for free if he wanted to transfer.

Newcastle United was not in a hurry to buy the goalkeeper directly - they were concerned about Joan Garcia and Lucas Schellier, who joined Barcelona and Paris Saint-Germain respectively, and then took a fancy to Dortmund's Gregor Corber, but his value exceeded their budget - so they chose Ramsdale.

The third place is Jafu's joining.

Last August, Newcastle failed to sign Guy, and was told that Guy wanted to go to other teams, so Newcastle gave up. So, they invited Heisen's camp, but Heisen unexpectedly chose Real Madrid.

Newcastle issued a offer to Parma's Giovanni Leoni in the early stages of the transfer window, but he eventually transferred to Liverpool. Marseille's Leonardo Valerdi has also been discussed internally by the club, but Atlanta's George Scalvini has attracted more attention after intensive scouting inspections.

By mid-July, Newcastle rekindled his interest in Jaf and agreed to sign the centre-back they considered last summer for €35 million (£30.2 million).

fourth place, midfielder.

They discussed the transfers between Monaco's Lamin Kamara and Valencia's Xavi Gra, while Newcastle United asked about the terms of the termination of Bilar Hanus in Leicester City.

Inter's David Vlatesi was also a name involved in internal discussions - including in the last week, when Newcastle United thought they might need another midfielder - but no agreement was reached in the end.

Newcastle United investigated John McKin's situation in Villa and decisively signed Ramsey. Although the 24-year-old has been plagued by injuries, Newcastle United is passionate about the £39 million midfielder who they believe will be the main player of England.

Finally, it is the Isaac incident.

(The pre-problems of the Isaac incident have been posted, including Drapp, Pedro, etc.)

After Isaac made inflammatory remarks, Newcastle's pursuit of forwards has become increasingly fierce. By the last week, the club had not signed the striker, and an insider said the club was exploring potential deals with “amazingly large numbers.”

A non-exhaustive list of players (more or less) includes Porto's Samu Agjova, Atletico Madrid's Alexander Sollot, Villa's Oli Watkins, Paris Saint-Germain's Gonzalo Ramos, Fulham's Rodrigo Moonis and free agent Dominic Calvert Lewin.

Newcastle United chose to abandon Manchester United's Rasmus Hoylen, Rome's Artem Dovbik and Paris' Randall Muani, although these players were tradeable at the time.

Before a 2-3 defeat, Newcastle United boss delegation visited Isaac's Northumberland County residence. Newcastle United's position changed subtly when the striker made it clear that he would not return. Suddenly, a transfer to Liverpool seemed to be the least bad result, which means two strikers are needed.

After watching Jorgen Larson closely for five weeks, Newcastle offered £50 million and £55 million, and Newcastle thought the offer was high enough, but both were rejected by Wolves.

The club originally considered loaning Chelsea's Nicholas Jackson at a high price as an alternative, but some people within the club were reserved and ultimately failed to make a move.

On the contrary, while quoting Wolves, Newcastle United stepped up negotiations with Stuttgart on Walter Mad in secret parallel negotiations. By Thursday, they had reached a club-record transfer deal; and a week ago, they even thought Walter Mad could not have been signed.

Even though Waltermad was not Newcastle United's primary goal before, Newcastle United decided to make an attempt on the 23-year-old called "a well-planned gambling".

In addition, after the Isaac deal was concluded, Newcastle believes they are able to pay a £50m offer to buy Visa - a offer they would not have made a few days ago - some senior officials were still unsure until Sunday whether the Swedish player would leave.