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Newcastle United reportedly missed Joao Pedro to Chelsea and turned their attention to a live alternative to scoring 27 goals last season.

To say that Newcastle has been a disappointing summer for Newcastle so far, it is a major understatement. Hipies first missed Dean Huijsen, then saw their bid rejection of Anthony Elanga, and has since watched Pedro choose Chelsea instead of moving to St. James Park. Two-thirds of the transfer failed, and Xipies will try hard to secure at least one top goal in the next few months.

For this, Tyneside will have some relief and James Trafford is still moving forward. Like Elanga and others, Burnley Shot-Stopper has become the best target. However, in this case, the hi pies will attract their men.

Trafford will offer Nick Pope an instant upgrade, but what he won’t end is Newcastle’s search for offensive reinforcements.

Again, they just need to pursue new options again. After the PSR struggle forced Newcastle to take a step back, the PIF spent this time there and now they have to support Howe with other goals.

Those around St. James Park will be frustrated with the development this summer, but it’s far from over. If Newcastle goes to sign a special alternative now, missing out on Pedro would even be a disguised blessing.

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According to O Jogo, Newcastle is now signing Samu Aghehowa with FC Porto this summer due to offside. The former Atletico Madrid striker enjoyed his clinical debut season in Portugal, which has attracted Premier League interest. Like the outgoing forward all summer, he will cost a lot of money.

Porto doesn’t want to lose his star at a cheap price, reportedly demanding his 100 million euro (£85 million) release clause if he bids another farewell this summer. The bid is around £50-600 million, and other targets have been rejected, and the fee may not be a problem for Newcastle, which will increasingly desire to obtain key reinforcements.

Aghehowa was called by analyst Ben Mattinson for “elite potential” players by analyst Ben Mattinson, and if he arrives at Newcastle this summer, Pedro’s failure will immediately become an afterthought. In all matches last season, the Spanish International team scored 19 league goals and 27 goals, and every penny of his £85 million is worth it.