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Yoane Wissa wants to play for Newcastle United, but refuses to continue with Brentford. | OneFootball
Newcastle are actively pursuing attacking reinforcements, with Yoane Wissa emerging as their prime target. The Congolese forward represents both short-term depth and potential long-term solution, capable of deputizing for Alexander Isak or potentially replacing him should the Swede depart.
Brentford are not willing to sell DR Congo forward Yoane Wissa, 28, to Newcastle at any price unless they sign a replacement ...
Brentford has agreed a new partnership with B Corp-certified, ethical water brand One Water, a leading supplier of ...
Two years after a controversial move from Liverpool to Saudi Arabia's Al Ettifaq, the midfielder returns to English football ...
Scotland captain Andy Robertson, 31, has apologised for swearing at a referee during Liverpool's 4-2 pre-season friendly ...
Bryan Mbeumo has become Manchester United’s second major signing of the transfer window after completing a move from ...
Manchester United have completed the signing of forward Bryan Mbeumo from Brentford. Mbeumo, 25, has signed a five-year deal ...
Brentford are not willing to sell DR Congo forward Yoane Wissa, 28, to Newcastle at any price unless they sign a replacement ...
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Red Devils could scupper Brentford deal for Metz wonderkidManchester United are set to hijack Brentford's attempts to sign Metz teenage sensation Idrissa Gueye.The Bees recently sold ...
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