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Striker Up for Sale
As the transfer window’s closure looms, Newcastle United are prepared to bid farewell to Callum Wilson. The club, looking to refresh their squad, has set their sights on new talent and is ready to move the English striker off their roster.
William Osula Set to Join the Magpies
Meanwhile, the Premier League team is on the verge of securing William Osula from Sheffield United. With a £10million fee on the table and personal terms agreed upon, Osula’s transfer is nearly complete, pending a medical examination.
Wilson’s Departure Opens Up Opportunities
The imminent acquisition of Osula has paved the way for Newcastle to consider offers for Wilson. An earlier attempt to sell him before the 30th June financial deadline fell short as the club’s £15million valuation failed to attract buyers.
Injury Complicates Wilson’s Sale
Complicating matters is Wilson’s recent back injury, which has sidelined him for Newcastle’s pre-season, casting doubt on his readiness for the upcoming Premier League kickoff. With his contract expiring next summer, time is ticking for Newcastle to cash in on the 32-year-old.
Price Drop Likely to Entice Buyers
Given the circumstances, it’s likely that Newcastle will need to lower their asking price to facilitate a sale before the transfer window shuts. Despite his commendable tally of 48 goals in 108 appearances for the club, Wilson’s persistent injury woes have made his high valuation a tough sell.
Anthony Gordon’s Future Uncertain
In other transfer news, Anthony Gordon’s situation at St James’ Park remains uncertain. Newcastle is keen to keep the young talent, even proposing a new contract. However, rumors swirl of a potential standoff, with Gordon possibly pushing for a transfer to Liverpool.
Magpies’ Deal with Adidas Under the Spotlight
In the backdrop of these player movements, financial details of Newcastle’s partnership with Adidas have come to light, thanks to insights from Stefan Borson. The specifics of the deal could have implications for the club’s transfer strategy and financial health.
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