Newcastle and Manchester United are the first to visit KoreaWe're robbing all the targets
Jul 31, 2025
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Newcastle had a historic 2024-2025 season. It was also a difficult time with a number of injuries at the beginning of the season, but Newcastle came back to life perfectly from the middle. He dramatically secured a place in the European Champions League (UCL) by finishing fifth in the league. In addition, he won the Carabao Cup and won the major trophy for the first time in 70 years.
Newcastle, which is run by Saudi Arabian capital, has prepared to reinforce the storm for the upcoming season. However, so far, only Antony Elanga, who was brought in from Nottingham Forest, has been recruited. It is not that there was no money, and there was no movement, but they are all failing to recruit.
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Newcastle, which failed to bring Cunha, wanted Brentford superstar Brian Mbormo. Newcastle wasn't the only one who wanted Mboumo. There were Tottenham and Manchester United as well. Here again, Newcastle failed to recruit Mbömo as they fell behind Manchester United.
Newcastle then turned abroad and tried to bring in Hugo Ekittike, a rising striker from Einracht Frankfurt. Ekitike was also open to a transfer, and an agreement with Frankfurt was not far away. Liverpool suddenly intervened at this time, and Ekittike decided to go to Liverpool over the hand he had held with Newcastle. In addition, there are many strikers that Newcastle missed, including João Pedro and Liam Delap.
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It was Benjamin Seschko of RB Leipzig. Newcastle, which has to sign Seschuko somehow, has another Manchester United appear. Manchester United, desperate to recruit strikers, finally decided to try to recruit Seschuko after failing to recruit several players.
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Newcastle recruited Park Seung-soo, Korea's top promising player, and gained favorable responses from Korean fans while visiting Korea. However, Newcastle has lost consecutive games, and the mood is not so good. A disgraceful situation can be created in which only Manchester United loses three of its top targets.
This article was translated by Naver AI translator.