Brentford have turned down a £40 million offer from Newcastle United for forward Yoane Wissa, according to The Athletic’s David Ornstein.The bid, reported to be structured as £35m upfront with an

Newcastle have made an improved offer worth £40million for Yoane Wissa, talkSPORT understands. The Magpies’ bid includes a £35m fee plus £5m in potential add-ons, although Brentford’s

Brentford striker Yoana Wissa reportedly wants to move to Newcastle to continue the club's rich history with French-African players. Wissa, 28, was left out of the squad for Sunday’s 3-1 loss at Nottingham Forest, and he continues to push for a move.

If it's Wissa or Strand Larsen, the decision isn't easy. However, the circumstances of the Isak saga might make it Wissa and Strand Larsen

Newcastle turn to fresh attacking options as Wissa deal stalls, with Bayern Munich now rivaling them in the transfer race.

Newcastle United's pursuit of Brentford star Yoane Wissa has been dealt a blow, according to a recent report. The Magpies have been rumoured to be keen on securing Wissa's services this summer as they aim to bolster their attacking line-up, especially in light of Callum Wilson's exit and the uncertainty surrounding Alexander Isak's future.

Newcastle United are unlikely to face any competition from Liverpool in their quest to bring Brentford striker Yoane Wissa to St. James’ Park.

Newcastle restart negotiations with Brentford Yoane Wissa / @x.com/nufcTURBritish journalist Ben Jacobs has revealed the latest developments in the ongoing talks between