NUFC Transfer Rumours

[RobsonsWonderland]

4 minutes ago, LFEE said:

Howe doesn’t like loaning players so wouldn’t bank on that happening.

Needs must at the moment

[LFEE]

5 minutes ago, RobsonsWonderland said:

Needs must at the moment

Don’t see it personally but we’ll find out in a week. Wouldn’t bank on more than one forward to replace Wilson.

[Pilko]

When was the last time we signed a first-team player on summer deadline day? Wondering if it'll go to the wire for a striker & other than loaning out youth players I can't recall any business being done by us on the last day ever

[Chris L]

6 minutes ago, LFEE said:

Don’t see it personally but we’ll find out in a week. Wouldn’t bank on more than one forward to replace Wilson.

Over the last month or so, I have been confident we will get atleast one striker in and then somehow slowly bring Isak back into the fold. 
 

im slowly losing that confidence and starting to worry we won’t bring anyone in 

 

would have thought there’d be some half decent rumours or something this weekend but from what I could see it’s been silent (although that’s sometimes good for us over the years) 

[oldtype]

Well sign a striker. It’s just that none of us will like the price tag, and may not even be too excited about who that striker is full stop.

[Danh1]

I reckon it’ll be Wissa on deadline day when Brentford flap and we flap, meeting in the middle. 
 

Can see Liverpool bidding for Isak late on too.

[The Bonk]

6 minutes ago, Pilko said:

When was the last time we signed a first-team player on summer deadline day? Wondering if it'll go to the wire for a striker & other than loaning out youth players I can't recall any business being done by us on the last day ever

 
From Gemini

 

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Yes, Newcastle United has a history of signing players on transfer deadline day. The club has secured several key acquisitions in the final hours of both the summer and winter transfer windows over the years.
Some of the notable deadline day signings for NUFC include:
 * Miguel Almirón: The Paraguayan playmaker was a significant deadline day arrival in January 2019 from Atlanta United.
 * Joe Willock: After a successful loan spell, Willock's permanent move from Arsenal was confirmed on deadline day in the summer of 2021.
 * Andy Carroll: The striker made a romantic return to his boyhood club on deadline day in the summer of 2019.
 * Martin Dúbravka: The goalkeeper's initial loan move from Sparta Prague in January 2018 was a deadline day deal, which was later made permanent.
 * Santiago Muñoz: The young Mexican forward was signed on deadline day in the summer of 2021.
 * Antonio Barreca: The left-back joined on a deadline day loan from Monaco in January 2019.
These instances demonstrate that Newcastle United has utilized the final day of the transfer window to bolster their squad on multiple occasions.

 

 

[Dr.Spaceman]

Some classics there

[WelshToon]

12 minutes ago, The Bonk said:

 
From Gemini

 

 

Who the fuck was Barecca?

 

There's a couple of years in the 2010s that are just a blur

[Shays Given Tim Flowers]

No memory of that second Carroll spell.

[Toon1984]

Isak to the dippers on the last day of the widow for undisclosed fee.

 

*meltdown*

[Casey]

Probably mentioned already but Sørloth for the rumored £30m~ is about the best business we could do. Obviously depends on if we get the NUFC-tax, then that rumor might be bullshit.

 

Sure he's not PL-proven and he's 29 years old, but he banged in 19 non-penalty goals last season and 23 the season prior. At least he is a comparatively good option if Wissa has fallen through. Here's Sørloth's fbref report:

 

 

[relámpago blanco]

21 minutes ago, The Bonk said:

 
From Gemini

 

 

Siberski was the best one.  Cult hero and day I joined the forum according to Yorkie.

[David Edgar]

He'd be another Trippier signing. We'll get a good 3 or 4 years of high quality, experienced play from him. Make it happen.

[LFEE]

24 minutes ago, Chris L said:

Over the last month or so, I have been confident we will get atleast one striker in and then somehow slowly bring Isak back into the fold. 
 

im slowly losing that confidence and starting to worry we won’t bring anyone in 

 

would have thought there’d be some half decent rumours or something this weekend but from what I could see it’s been silent (although that’s sometimes good for us over the years) 

The club won’t panic buy. Whoever we get if anyone will be well scouted. 
 

If I was asked to join the dots then Wissa would be our first choice. After that then if Jackson deal becomes reasonable very late in the window then they’ll pivot to him IMO. Obviously won’t go for both due to ACON.

[Guest]

1 minute ago, Casey said:

Probably mentioned already but Sørloth for the rumored £30m~ is about the best business we could do. Obviously depends on if we get the NUFC-tax, then that rumor might be bullshit.

 

Sure he's not PL-proven and he's 29 years old, but he banged in 19 non-penalty goals last season and 23 the season prior. At least he is a comparatively good option if Wissa has fallen through. Here's Sørloth's fbref report:

 

 

Proven failure in the Premier League with Palace albeit lots of reports that his game is much better now. 

[KetteringMag]

1 minute ago, Foxy Ruel said:

Proven failure in the Premier League with Palace albeit lots of reports that his game is much better now. 

He only played 16 times for them to be honest 

[gazza ladra]

Any opportunity to use the ø on my keyboard. Get it done.

[Casey]

1 minute ago, Foxy Ruel said:

Proven failure in the Premier League with Palace albeit lots of reports that his game is much better now. 

Aye, but that was best part of a decade ago. He's certainly improved a lot since then.

 

I still think Wissa is a better option stylistically but with only a week to go, I think we need to ascribe to not letting perfect be the enemy of the good.

 

Obviously, we'll never replace Isak and that's why he's worth what he is, but we need strikers and he's a good option (IMO). 

 

[TBG]

Sign Sorloth for £30M. Win the League and Champions League. Force Liverpool to sell Ekitike to us next summer for £75M. Sell Sorloth to some Saudi Club for £50M. 

[soyt]

27 minutes ago, The Bonk said:

 
From Gemini

 

 

Might as well shut down Gemini if it is describing Miggy as a playmaker tbh

[Guest]

3 minutes ago, Casey said:

Aye, but that was best part of a decade ago. He's certainly improved a lot since then.

 

I still think Wissa is a better option stylistically but with only a week to go, I think we need to ascribe to not letting perfect be the enemy of the good.

 

Obviously, we'll never replace Isak and that's why he's worth what he is, but we need strikers and he's a good option (IMO). 

 

I agree with most of this - but the Palace failure is still a concern. 

[relámpago blanco]

1 hour ago, Foxy Ruel said:

I agree with most of this - but the Palace failure is still a concern. 

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I think it's harsh on Sorloth.  His record in La Liga last 2 seasons has been excellent.

 

 

Edited August 24, 2025 by relámpago blanco

[Guest]

2 minutes ago, relámpago blanco said:

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Sorloth.

[Guest]

1 minute ago, Foxy Ruel said:

Sorloth.

https://talksport.com/football/3495786/newcastle-tottenham-hotspur-alexander-sorloth-neil-warnock/