Newcastle first moves to sign people city goals

With rumors about Bruno Guimaraes’ future, Newcastle United reportedly took the first step in the game to sign a potential replacement for their star midfielder.

Newcastle could lose Guimaraes

During the last two transfer windows, Newcastle was forced to sit down and watch the surrounding clubs spend a lot and welcomed the reinforcements they desperately need.

Now, however, Hipies can come back to have the ability to play their wealth and eventually get rid of PSR restrictions this summer, which is a big boost for Eddie Howe.

However, it must be said that freedom may not be without sacrifice. To spend that money, it may require a big sale first, which may cause people like Guimaraes to leave.

The Brazilian has been at the centre of headlines this week due to interest from Arsenal, and can also provide painful moments for Newcastle by funding summer reinforcements.

Of course, if he does leave, then Hipies almost immediately need to look for a replacement, which may turn their attention to the rising stars.

According to Graeme Bailey of the training room, Newcastle has now made its first appearance in the campaign, signing Benja Cremaschi from Inter Miami this summer to check the midfielder, who is also a target for City and Tottenham Hotspur.

At the age of 20, the Americans could become the ideal heir to the Gimaras midfielder throne. Last summer, Cremaschi played with Lionel Messi in Miami and was almost ready to compete in the Premier League.

His ability as a midfielder for defense, midfield and offense almost reflects the versatility that Gimaras offers. Meanwhile, at such a young age, Howe is likely to portray Cremaschi as his next top midfielder.

“Sharp” Cremaschi received approval from Beckham

If there is any question about the ability of the midfielder, then the approval of Miami store owner and Premier League hero David Beckham should immediately go to bed.

Speaking about the 20-year-old young man, Beckham had previously told reporters: “Like I love seeing the players and teams we created in Miami, you already have Leo, you have Sergio, you have Alba, you have Luis Suarez, and when I saw them bypassing the stadium, suddenly, they passed to Benjamin Cremaschi, who passed our academy from a kid, and now playing with these players, which makes me proud.”

Now, if Newcastle comes this summer to look for their next Guimaraes, that pride could still reach impressive sales.

Similarly, former Fulham defender Tim Ream is also known as “Sharp”, and it’s clear that Cremaschi is the one who watched in MLS this season, and then it’s possible that he’s made a big decision about his future.

Cremaschi has the potential to play in the Premier League and has quickly resolved a pending issue this summer at St James’Park.