Howe thinks Newcastle can sign two Marseille stars to play with Isak

Newcastle United will feel a significant relief after the weekend’s event and can now strike two players from the same club in the summer window, a report shows.

Newcastle United squeezes into the final Champions League place

Although the Hipies enjoyed a memorable season, Eddie Howe’s overwhelming sentiment after qualifying for the Champions League will be Champions League qualification after losing 1-0 to Everton on the final day.

United stepped up to ensure Aston Villa missed the elimination, while Nottingham Forest’s defeat against Chelsea brought the SEALs back to the top match in northeastern Europe.

Although Newcastle’s attractiveness in the transfer market is already strong, Howe takes the Champions League’s attractiveness as a key avenue from now until the closure of the windows.

“The power of the Champions League and the appeal of the Champions League are huge and we can’t get rid of that and it will bring excitement to the people here.

“Of course, this is a selling point for us, and it’s an opportunity for us to sell our dreams to future players who might be considering coming to us.”

Dortmund’s Watermond Breakthrough Star Jamie Gittens is said to have been on Newcastle’s Radar, which could be listed for about £50 million, although Chelsea and Arsenal are also competing for his signature.

Moving towards the summer, optimism about the business may happen in St. James Park. Antonio Cordero has joined from Malaga and now he may join two attackers at the same club in one of the top five leagues in Europe.

Newcastle United Eyes Jonathan Rowe and Luis Henrique Double Deal

According to TBR, Newcastle hopes to sign Marseille against Jonathan Rowe and Luis Henrique. Two of Howe’s players are known to be two of this summer’s Eye New New Suffs.

The former has been signed permanently due to the necessary clauses from his loan spell from Norwich City, and Henrique enjoyed a grand movement, mainly on the right.

Rowe is believed to be the main name on Newcastle’s roster and despite his small goal percentage, he averaged 1.3 matches per game this semester.

Henrique, on the other hand, raised 53 opportunities on the other side, lagging behind Paris Saint-Germain, the top French pilot in the runner-up in Marseille, which poses a valuable threat.

Looking to add depth to his frontline, Howe intends to be consistent with Alexander Isak, as Champions League football is already protected and a new top three could be created if the two mentioned people do want to reach St James Park.