Newcastle pushes signature ‘monster’ star

Newcastle United’s campaign is in balance, and uncertainty covers the portal over European games.

Eddie Howe’s Carabao Cup winners ranked fourth in the Premier League, sixth point behind Nottingham Forest (who sits outside the Champions League game) (they sit outside the Champions League game), the final weeks need to keep their nerves and fix them against Chelsea, Arsenal and Everton and Everton.

However, it’s a great place for Hipies, and Howe will be sure he can go back to the big time and convince some exciting players to join the St James Park career.

Indeed, Newcastle has made an offer on the table to seek a way back to the Champions League.

Newcastle watches new midfielder

Although Alexander Isak’s departure from St James’ Park this summer now looks unlikely, it hasn’t stopped a new wave of attackers from being associated with the move.

Bryan Mbeumo is now the theme of The The Hot, and recent reports suggest that Newcastle “affordable” to make a deal if they are going to work hard this summer.

While strengthening the offense will be key, especially if the Hao people enter the Champions League, they must not ignore other areas.

Newcastle has provided a solid offer for Girona midfielder Yangel Herrera, with the La Liga Club opening this summer to the 27-year-old.

Whether the proposal is worth about €25 million (£21 million) is enough to convince Girona to separate from Herrera, especially with Atletico Madrid and Nottingham Forest, which are also keen on deals.

Yangel Herrera will bring to Newcastle

Howe likes his midfield boxing. Bruno Guimaraes is silky, stylish and all-premium, but he is also a combative little player with a tough tackle.

Sandro Tonali’s game also had a bite, scattering defensive efforts between many long and caressing passes that defined his style. According to Sofascore, he won 1.4 tackles for each of the top tournaments this semester, winning 54% of his ground finals.

Then there is Jolington. He is an angry Bulls of a midfielder, and he is a wonderful asset, full of energy, he leans around the court, wins duels, recovers loose balls, and usually just makes the opponent threaten the opponent.

Of course, this is not to deny his technical ability, but it is obvious that Jolinton has the advantages. This advantage is hard to replicate, but Newcastle can do it with Herrera, who has played for Girona over the past three seasons, the first lender sent by Manchester City.

Like Joelinton, Herrera likes to improve and score, and over the past year, the top 12% of goals in the top five in Europe’s top five leagues, which is the top 13% of goals, i.e. touches in every 90 offensive box, are also FBREF. He also ranks in the top 9% of the aerial titles won per 90.

Newcastle midfield data follow a similar track. He ranked in the top 18% of goals, shot the highest from the field, the top 8% in the frame, winning the top 5% of the air battles (also FBREF) in 90 goals.

Such similarities have actually viewed statistics-driven website record Joelinton as Herrera’s most comparable player, and it’s not surprising after sorting out both figures.

Strangely, the players’ metrics are so closely aligned that, more interestingly, Herrera actually surpassed Jolinton in the defensive zone. The 27-year-old is a real La Liga threat and can finish Newcastle’s midfield next season, bringing this skill and combativeness together, and I love it very much.

With the Champions League title, Newcastle once again has an attractive project that can convince the Gironas to jump ship.