Could French striker be Newcastle's next target? PSG ready to accept €50M deal | OneFootball

At the upcoming transfer window, is Newcastle United on the verge of making a move that will completely change the scenario? A highly rated French star, currently in loan to Juventus from PSG is the player the Magpies are most interested in signing (Via PSGTalk). This is because rumours are circulating about Alexander Isak possibly leaving the club. But is this audacious attempt going to be successful? PSG has established a price tag of €50 million, which has sparked significant speculation in the football world.

Newcastle’s Striker Dilemma: Is Alexander Isak on His Way Out?

Alexander Isak has been a revelation for Newcastle since he joined the club, but recent speculations suggest that the Swedish forward may be looking for a new challenge. Because notable European clubs are moving around him, the management of Newcastle is already making preparations for the worst. One of the most important questions is: Who can take Isak's place?  Randal Kolo Muani, might be the answer.

PSG's €50 Million Price Tag: A Bargain or a Barrier?

Paris Saint-Germain wants approximately €50 million for Kolo Muani (Via PSGTalk), a sum that indicates their intention to recover a portion of their initial investment. This price may be regarded as a concession for a player of his stature, particularly in light of his recent performances. In this season he played 8 games and scored 5 goals including one assist.

The leadership team of Newcastle has a significant choice to make. Will they put all on the line for Randal Kolo Muani, or will they look into other possibilities? Newcastle is in severe need of a striker who can be a long term option. Alexander Isak has been linked to a possible move away and Callum Wilson is getting close to the end of his contract. The speed, agility, and finishing ability that Randal Kolo Muani possesses make him an ideal candidate for this position.

Newcastle will not be alone in their search for Kolo Muani. Other European clubs are likely to join the competition, considering his great track record and relatively low price compared to other elite forwards. This competition might increase the price or lead to a bidding war, harming Newcastle's prospects of getting his signature.