Newcastle United are reportedly preparing a bold double transfer move to strengthen their attacking line-up, with RB Leipzig's Benjamin Šeško and Alexander Isak high on their wishlist.
According to sources, Magpies boss Eddie Howe is keen to add firepower to his squad as they aim to compete on multiple fronts next season. The potential signings would signal a statement of intent from the ambitious Tyneside club.
Šeško: The Rising Star
Slovenian striker Benjamin Šeško has emerged as one of Europe's most exciting young talents after an impressive season in the Bundesliga. The 21-year-old's combination of physical presence and technical ability has caught the eye of several top clubs.
Newcastle's recruitment team have been monitoring Šeško's progress closely and believe he could develop into a Premier League star under Howe's guidance.
Isak Return Rumours
Meanwhile, speculation continues to grow about a possible return for Alexander Isak to St James' Park. The Swedish international enjoyed a productive loan spell at Newcastle last season, forming a promising partnership with Callum Wilson.
The club's hierarchy are understood to be weighing up whether to make Isak's move permanent, though they may face competition from other Premier League sides.
Goalkeeper Search Continues
In other transfer news, Newcastle remain in the market for a goalkeeper, with Burnley's James Trafford still on their radar. The England U21 international could provide competition for Nick Pope between the sticks.
Howe is believed to want his transfer business concluded early in the window to allow maximum time for new signings to settle before the season opener.
