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Newcastle United are tied to the movement of Bayer Leverkusen striker Victor Boniface.
Newcastle is stepping up consultations to sign players at the end of the season, according to a report from African Foot. The striker could cost around 50 million euros, and it would be interesting to see if Newcastle is willing to pay. Newcastle has already been in talks with the German club, and they are also in touch with player representatives.
The report claims that Newcastle may be open to paying the player’s asking price, and that it could also offer a five-year contract. The players are also linked to Chelsea.
Newcastle can use Victor Boniface
Boniface has proven himself with Bundesliga and has technical and physical attributes that will work well in the Premier League as well.
Newcastle is overly dependent on Alexander Isaac for goals and needs more support in the offense. Boniface was able to share the burden of achieving Sweden’s international burden. He has helped Bayer Leberkusen win the Bundesliga title last season. He could also become a key player in Newcastle.
Newcastle is seeking Champions League qualification and aims to create a team that can win major trophies. They need more options at their disposal, and signing a Bundesliga star is a wise decision.
Strikers were able to join Newcastle
The striker was at the peak of his power, and if Newcastle had made the deal he could justify his 50 million euro investment. It is still unclear how things will develop over the next few weeks.
Newcastle has won the English League Cup this season, making it a good fit to finish in the top four. It remains to be seen whether they can insert a gap in their team and push next year’s major trophies.
Meanwhile, Boniface has proven himself in Germany, and this is a time when he deserves to try new challenges. He tries to test himself against top players in the Premier League and prove his worth in British football.
