Newcastle has a busy transfer market this summer, and Michael Olise of Crystal Palace could be available to the Magpies as Eddie Howe looks to bolster his winger corps.
The Palace player’s recent amazing form has come at the ideal time before the impending transfer window. Despite missing much of the season due to injuries, the 22-year-old has managed an outstanding 10 goals and five assists in 18 Premier League outings.
Numerous clubs have expressed interest in Olise, and Ben Jacobs, a trade specialist, says Newcastle might be one of them if the Magpies have the money.
Howe is prepared to let Miguel Almiron go before the 24/25 season, and the Crystal Palace player would contribute to St. James’ Park having a very dynamic forward line.
Due to his current contract’s attainable £65 million release clause, the 22-year-old winger has been heavily linked to a move to Manchester United in recent weeks. Though the Red Devils don’t have the largest money for the forthcoming transfer season, it remains to be seen if the Manchester club makes a move during the next few months.
Crystal Palace’s Michael Olise is a possibility for Newcastle
Jacobs said in his most recent exclusive column for CaughtOffside’s The Daily Briefing that Newcastle will consider bids for Almiron this summer and that Olise might take the place of the Paraguayan player.
Also, given Miguel Almiron’s goal drought, I anticipate Newcastle adding a right-sided wide forward or winger. After verbally agreeing to a contract for approximately €30 million with Saudi side Al-Shabab in January, Newcastle would consider offers for the Paraguayan midfielder. However, the journalist stated that the player expressed no interest in moving.
“If money permits, we could consider signing Manchester United target Michael Olise. Olise has an intricate release clause worth between £60 and £65 million.
