Newcastle’s pursuit of Brentford striker Yoane Wissa has hit a wall, with a £25M bid turned down. But the Magpies aren’t backing down—Eddie Howe is expected to return with an improved offer as Wissa pushes for Champions League football1. With 19 Premier League goals last season and a burning desire to move north, could Wissa be the missing piece in Newcastle’s attack?

Meanwhile, Newcastle Fans TV will be in Singapore and South Korea in the next 24 hours or so, capturing every chant, cheer, and moment of magic as the Toon Army takes Asia by storm. From the Arsenal clash at the Singapore National Stadium to the Team K League showdown and the Premier League face-off with Spurs in Seoul, this is more than pre-season—it’s a global statement.

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n a bold turn of events, Newcastle United have reportedly stepped away from the Hugo Ekitike deal, shifting focus to Brentford's explosive forward Yoane Wissa. But the drama doesn’t stop there — the Magpies are now linked with South Korea’s exciting teenage prospect Park Seung-Soo, sparking speculation over a long-term play for attacking depth.

🔍 Is Wissa the answer to Newcastle’s forward line? 🌟 Could Park Seung Soo be the next breakout star in black and white? 💥 The Toon are making moves — and they’re anything but predictable.

👀 Stay tuned for breakdowns, reactions, and all the latest transfer twists!

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Alexander Isak, making their first move in what's shaping up to be a high-stakes summer window. Meanwhile, Sky Germany reveals that Newcastle's €80 million bid for Hugo Ekitike has been rejected by Eintracht Frankfurt, adding a dramatic twist to their striker search. Could this open the door for Isak to make the switch to Anfield? And what does the Ekitike rejection mean for Newcastle's transfer strategy?

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