I’ve had a hat-trick against Newcastle and now they can sign me for £47m

Newcastle United has reportedly turned its focus to another option as they pursued signing Joao Pedro, who has played a hat-trick at St James’ Park.

Newcastle Chase Joao Pedro Deal

Sitting after the last two transfer windows due to PSR’s attention, Newcastle reportedly went out of his way in potential revenue this summer – turning their eyes to Anthony Elanga of Nottingham Forest and Joao Pedro of Brighton & Hove Albion. There is no doubt that both options will add extra quality to Eddie Howe, who will need all the strength around her as they are back in the Champions League.

Pedro, in particular, would provide much-needed solutions to Hipies without Alexander Isak. Anthony Gordon was forced to strengthen his position when both Callum Wilson and Swede struggled with injury. The arrival of Pedro will soon end the issue and even bridge the quality gap.

Although the Brazilian struggled to keep up with Isak’s goal – there were few forwards last season – he was always clinical because there was a chance that his expected goal would be better than his expected goal before scoring. So the potential of these numbers will certainly increase, and on a side like Newcastle, Pedro’s chances in front of goals will only increase.

Brighton men won’t be cheap. This summer, Seagulls reportedly demanded £60 million for Pedro, which could make Newcastle evaluate their options. If that is true, it is that they can turn their attention to another Premier League rival.

Newcastle is keen to sign Justin Kluivert

According to Offside, Newcastle is now eager to sign Bournemouth’s Justin Cluvit in this summer’s transfer battle with Manchester United. Unlike Pedro, the Dutchman reportedly has a price tag of about €55 million (£47 million) and the one handed to Tyneside has a chance to find a cheaper alternative, while one already has a hat trick at St James’ Park.

If Newcastle wants to see the quality of Cruvitt, then they certainly get the closest chance. By the end of last season, the striker had already scored two hat-tricks and raised his Premier League total to 12 goals in a beautiful campaign.

Bournemouth manager Andoni Iraola praised reporters when asked about Kluivert, which was his hat trick against Newcastle. “I think Justin is obviously confident. For me, the first goal was key, it was a good transition, but he could choose both sides and he decided to kick off. It was a good decision and a good end.

“He has also achieved an amazing goal since then, but it’s a lovely, adorable goal. Assistance. In addition to the work he usually does in our media, he has added always very good numbers.”