Newcastle join Chelsea in race to sign “intelligent” £30m+ UCL captain

Newcastle United is said to act face to face with his competitors in the Chelsea Premier League, and he says that he is racing to sign the Champions League captain of Eddie.

Hao calls for “aggression” against Arsenal

Although Newcastle may have a slow start for its Premier League campaign, Sunday meeting with Arsenal represents the ideal opportunity for Magpies to really go. The Hao team has had the Gunners in the past and there is no doubt that the ST James Garden will vibrate after the manager called for the “aggression” from his players.

With Anthony Gordon’s return to the competition, it will be interesting to know if Nick and Tayedid have to come again to come from the bench or whether he will get a chance to admire for the first time alongside the former pavilion of Everton.

Speaking of the tall striker, Hao recently told the correspondents: “We are not playing with ten, so I see him in nine. But nine who play differently for others who have. You cannot compare Nick to Callum Wilson, which are completely different features. Both can be effective.

“It comes to the use of strengths and teammates who understand how Nick plays. Flair Creative and Link Play have shown against Bradford – he really admired him.”

Of course, what can help get the best in signing the big money in Newcastle is the journey to return to the transportation market. This may see that the Magpies team is leading against Chelsea to sign the Champions League captain.

Newcastle joined the Manuel Lukatelli’s race

According to CUST CUST SIDE, Newcastle has now joined the race to sign Manuel Locatori from Juventus alongside Chelsea Premier League competitors. The Italian giants naturally refrain from selling their captain, but they accept that an offer in the area of ​​40 million euros (35 million pounds) is likely to leave them with a big option next year.

The midfield for the beginning of Newcastle is one of the strongest Premier League, but the quality that exceeds this may be a slight concern for those in St. James Park. Adding Locatelli will solve this problem.

It was called “Smart Passers -by” by analyst Ben Matinson last year, which is clear to see how Locatelli will flourish alongside Guimaraes. The midfield control unit can open a completely new approach to Howe, whose team has struggled to break the low blocks in the current campaign.

With 294 progressive passes to his name last season, Locatelli will be an excellent addition to the midfield in Newcastle. Whether whether Magpies can lure the Juventus captain away from Turin, he still should be seen.