Yoane Wissa transfer: Brentford forward remains hopeful of move to Newcastle | Football News

Princeford striker Yoen Wesa hopes that Newcastle does not surrender to sign.

It is understood that Newcastle still wants to conclude a deal but looks at other options because Princeford insists that Wissa is not for sale – especially after the loss Brian MBEUMOand Christian Norgdard And the main coach Thomas Frank.

It is understood that the 28 -year -old is angry and believes that he has obtained assurances that will allow him to leave this summer after that. Ivan Tony Departure last summer.

One source said Sky Sports News No such guarantees were given.

Berentord rejected the offers from Nutingham forest In January. In this window, they rejected a new approach from Midlands Club with a rejection of a 25 million pounds of Newcastle.

As, he does not intend to train or play with Princeford again.

Brentoord coach Keith Andrews Wissa is expected to return to the group this week after returning home early in the pre -season training camp in Portugal to discuss his future.

Wissa remains a year for his contract, as the club maintains a choice for another year.

He wants to join Newcastle and feel, at this stage of his career, he will not get another chance to play football in the Champions League.

“Simple” – Andrews suggests that Wissa will return to training

Speaking on Saturdayand Andrews suggested that Wesa return to training with the team next week amid continuous speculation surrounding his future.

“He has returned to London. It was clear that it was because of the speculation,” Andrews told the official media team, after his first bee match against the Vicente generation ended in a 1-1 draw.

“There are interesting clubs and felt that it was the right thing to return to London.

“It is really simple, returning to the group next week when we go back to training.”

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