Newcastle made £50m of Mbeumo alternative.

A rough comment on Newcastle United’s fortune will surely be frustrated with faithful scents, even the power of St. James’ Park.

Although several division competitors have been working hard to guide their hose transfer funding flow over the past few years, Newcastle has been diligent and has calculated under the wings of Eddie Howe.

However, the windows last summer had a lot to be desired. In this regard, Howe led his Hipies to the Carabao Cup and took a place in the Champions League next season after finishing fifth in the Premier League.

As Newcastle has registered for the return to the European elite phase, Talisman Alexander Isak is expected to stay, with the focus shifting to the right.

However, Newcastle is already in a difficult position on the road to this.

Newcastle’s search for right-wing

A large number of reports on the matter have made it clear that Newcastle has a vested interest in Brentford’s Bryan Mbeumo, one of the outstanding stars in the Premier League last season.

Mbeumo is fourth in the goal list and he is undoubtedly happy with the talents of those ahead of him, and if he doesn’t reject Newcastle and many other suitors, he will add size to Howe’s brooding rate.

reason? Despite the fact that the Red Devils ranked 15th in the Premier League and lost the Europa League final to another interested party, Mbemo chose Manchester United as the new stampede he wanted.

Newcastle missed Mbeumo, but they can still secure a great new winger. He was introduced a year ago and they might even have the perfect fit.

Newcastle strengthens interest in wingers

According to North Echo, Newcastle Fores is on guard as Newcastle strengthens interest in Anthony Elanga, the subject of rejecting a £50m bid in August 2024 at the transfer deadline.

The tricky trees are expected to start with a similar stadium, although in reality, United may need to pay that number north and have a preliminary discussion this year to discuss the possibility of a deal.

The 23-year-old Elanga is considered Howe’s leading target when Premier League forwards Joao Pedro and Antoine Semenyo are on the radar of PIF.

Anthony Elanga will bring to Newcastle

Nottingham Forest signed £15m from Manchester United from Manchester United in July 2023, and the young forward got few opportunities at Old Trafford.

Two years have passed and it’s hard to find someone willing to testify, it’s a bad decision, a bad decision that played a role in the club’s rise in Europe last year and was relegated during 2023/24.

Still only 23 years old, remember that Swedish International may become a real one Star In the coming years, with Howe’s Newcastle transfer, it will surely trigger an acceleration of development.

His blistering speed and strong motility even show that Elanga can bloom in Howe’s new version of Allan Saint-Maximin, though perhaps providing a little more through clinical output.

According to FBREF, Elanga has won the top five assists in the top 6% of offensive midfielders and wingers in the last year, winning the top 5 midfielders and wingers in Europe’s top five leagues, and the top 10% of goal action and the top 3% of every 90 crosses.

He doesn’t rank highly in the metrics for carrying the ball, but don’t let this fool you: Elanga is one of the most electric wing players in England, and his strength is just a reduction in his strength due to Nuno Espirito’s pragmatic strategy (usually ranked 18th in the forest, as 42% own 42%).

As Sky Sports experts Andy Reid and Jamie Redknapp agree, he has already gotten the “Step of the X-factor”. In this regard, Newcastle could discover its new version of St. Maximin, which could offer more clinical threats than the Frenchman in the Fleet Footprint.

Saint-Maximin’s qualities have given him a high position on Tyneside, and journalist Pete O’Rourke also pointed out his “X-factor” quality, which he is hailed as a true “skill” due to his terrifying speed and hovering ability.

While his transfer to Saudi Arabian club Al-Ahli in 2023 was bittersweet, Howe obviously knew what he was doing, however, the winger scored 13 goals and 21 assists in 124 games at Newcastle, with a contribution of just 0.28.

Instead, Elanga is increasingly producing more in Nottingham, with nearly the same 11 goals and 21 assists on the city ground, but in all games it took only 82 fixtures with a speed of 0.39.

Although Elanga won’t bring Mbeumo’s innate goal quality to Newcastle fold, he can definitely play a big role, promoting creativity and bringing his athletic qualities into a more appropriate park, Howe’s extensive system allows him to roam and find Isak’s favorite in the middle.

Of course, given that he missed only six big opportunities in the last semester, and six big opportunities, according to Sofascore, Howe could shape this talented emerging figure into an exciting moorish sense, and there is a completeness and layering that blends into one in the most exciting projects on the continent.