Newcastle United have been linked with attacking reinforcements in January.
While the midfield is expected to be the priority when the transfer window reopens in a few weeks, a new forward is also expected.
Newcastle are capable of scoring a lot of goals when they are at their best.
Still, with Callum Wilson and Alexander Isak not being the most dependable in terms of fitness, and Miguel Almiron not reaching the heights he did last season, Eddie Howe’s options are limited.
As a result, many names have been linked.
Pedro Neto of the Wolves. The Portugal international was injured after playing a key role in his team’s 2-2 draw with Newcastle last month.
There has been a new update on the rumored move to St James’ Park.
Pedro Neto transfer news: Wolves up their asking price
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Indeed, it was reported last month that Wolves valued the 23-year-old at £50 million.
TEAMtalk reports that the valuation has risen by £10 million to £60 million due to interest from Arsenal, Manchester United, and PIF-owned clubs in the Saudi Pro League.
Pedro Neto to Newcastle: A perfect January transfer appears unlikely
No one has more Premier League assists this season than Neto, who has been dubbed “unique” by ESPN pundit Janusz Michallik for his ability to blow teams away.
At 23, the former Braga star fits the age profile that PIF has aimed for at Newcastle since taking over.
It’s easy to see why Newcastle would be interested in a right winger who can also play on the left.
A perfect January transfer for Pedro Neto appears unlikely.
Neto has the most Premier League assists this season, and ESPN pundit Janusz Michallik has dubbed him “unique” for his ability to blow teams away.
At 23, the former Braga midfielder fits the age profile that PIF has sought at Newcastle since taking over.
It’s easy to understand why Newcastle would want a right winger who can also play on the left.
