Newcastle could possibly be busy in January. (Photograph by George Wooden/Getty Photographs)
Newcastle haven’t had a simple begin to the season, and accidents have performed a big half on this. They’re presently with out beginning full-back pair Tino Livramento, in addition to £55m summer time signing Yoane Wissa.
Wissa was concerned in an Alexander Isak-style saga of his personal throughout the summer time, as he went on strike at Brentford to power by way of a transfer to Newcastle. He received his want, however he has but to make an look for his new membership after struggling a knee harm throughout September’s worldwide break.
Wissa is projected to return within the subsequent couple of weeks, however there are already issues about him. As such, there was speak about Newcastle signing one other striker to compete with him and Nick Woltemade, however this seems to be removed from actuality.
Newcastle unlikely to signal new striker in January
As per Soccer Insider, Pete O’Rourke has revealed that Newcastle are usually not anticipated to signal a brand new striker when the switch window re-opens.
“I’d be shocked in the event that they have been to herald a brand new striker. I feel clearly Woltemade has hit the bottom working. We haven’t seen Yoane Wissa but, sadly on account of accidents. I don’t suppose Newcastle shall be speeding into something simply but to make any plans for striker additions. They’ll be hoping that Wissa can get match and are available and show his price to the staff as quickly as attainable.
“So I’d say it’s unlikely as issues stand that Newcastle shall be seeking to convey a brand new striker. I’m positive all their focus is on getting Wissa match as quickly as attainable and getting him obtainable for Eddie Howe’s facet.”
Regardless of this, there could also be different positions addressed by Newcastle in January, as they search to enhance on their opening two months of the season.
