Newcastle’s newest bid for Yoane Wissa has been rejected by Brentford.
The Magpies made the bid earlier on Wednesday, however it has now been turned down by their Premier League rivals.
The add-ons had been understood to be value as much as an extra £5m which may take the whole to £40m. Newcastle had a £25m bid rejected by the Bees for Wissa earlier this summer time.
Wissa was absent for Brentford’s opening weekend fixture – a 3-1 defeat to Nottingham Forest – with Keith Andrews confirming his absence was linked to the hypothesis across the ahead’s future.
The west Londoners have already misplaced Bryan Mbeumo to Manchester United for £71m, captain Christian Norgaard to Arsenal and former head coach Thomas Frank moved to Spurs.
The 28-year-old was, nonetheless, seen in Brentford coaching on Tuesday. The Bees’ subsequent fixture is a house recreation in opposition to Aston Villa on Saturday at 3pm.
The pursuit for Wissa comes after extra uncertainty relating to Alexander Isak‘s future.
The Newcastle ahead put out an explosive assertion on Tuesday evening relating to his switch stand-off – saying his future with the Magpies “cannot continue” over “broken promises” made by the membership.
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Yoane Wissa was noticed coaching with Brentford on Tuesday
That is after Liverpool noticed a £110m bid rejected by Newcastle earlier this summer time.
Isak has not but featured for Eddie Howe’s aspect in matches since Newcastle returned to pre-season obligation. He has been noticed on the membership’s coaching floor and arrived simply after 3pm on Wednesday to proceed this coaching away from the primary group.
The Magpies don’t anticipate Isak to be bought this summer time and say he shall be welcome again to the fold each time he’s prepared.
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