On April 29th, according to reporter Sébastien Vidal, Newcastle United has begun looking for potential next homes for striker Wissa, and the club's ideal price for him is about 35 million euros.
The report stated that since joining Newcastle, Wissa's overall performance has consistently failed to meet the expectations of the team's management, and he has also been plagued by injuries, resulting in unstable playing time and competitive form. In this context, the club has included him on the list of players who can be sold, and even if it may incur some losses on the billings, it hopes to stop losses through the transfer and free up space for the squad.
In terms of specific operations, Newcastle United is using the resource network of its backing, PIF, to actively find suitable buyers for Wissa in the Saudi League. Considering PIF's influence in Saudi Arabia and its recent activity and financial strength in the transfer market, this direction is considered one of the most realistic solutions.
The reporter said that from the perspective of the team's overall plan, Newcastle hopes to adjust the front line configuration and introduce attackers who are more in line with tactical needs and have higher stability. Therefore, promoting Wissa's departure is also regarded as an important step in the summer lineup reorganization.