Newcastle urgently bought new players to replace Isaac: Blues center becomes a candidate, will they accept it if it is outrageously expensive?

In this summer transfer window, for Newcastle United, the overall situation is indeed very unhappy. Before this, many of their target players were snatched away by the opponent's club. Among them, the English media recorded that about 8 of their favorite players were bought by other clubs, which also made coach Eddie Howe and Newcastle's senior management very helpless. Even the dialect football world is a bit "heartbreaking".

Although the boss behind them is the number one tycoon in the world football world, due to financial issues, Newcastle cannot exert all its financial resources into the transfer window, which makes them really subject to others. In addition, the team's main shooter Isaac is leaving the team, which will have a restrictive effect on the overall atmosphere of the team, especially the preparations for the new season. How Eddie How deals with the problem will bring a decisive factor to Newcastle's performance in the new season.

At present, Newcastle is working hard to convince Isaac to return, but for Liverpool, the possibility of buying him still exists. Therefore, the Magpies Legion must prepare corresponding backup solutions to solve the problem. Nikola Jackson, who bought the Blues, should be a relatively reliable choice. This player is familiar and adaptable in the Premier League, and he can also complete seamless connections when he comes to Newcastle.

For Chelsea, Jackson does not have any room to buy Joao Pedro and Drapp. It is indeed too luxurious to sit on the bench with such a high price and a low salary, so selling is a better option. However, the Blues are also rich and powerful. They don’t care about Jackson’s payment collection issue, and they are not going to think about timely issues. In addition, he won the championship trophy in the Club World Cup and the European Union, and his income was quite large, so there was no need to hurry up.

It is reported that Chelsea priced to Jackson twice the price when he bought him. I hope Newcastle can pay it, but this is obviously beyond his value. I don’t know what Eddie Howe and the senior management will consider it. According to the current actual situation, Chelsea hopes to get back 70 million. If they cannot pay the same price, they may not sell Jackson. However, the Blues are not in a hurry, but Newcastle is very anxious. Will they be forced to accept the Blues and pay a high price?