Dango Ouattara de Bournemouth is on Newcastle Radar, reports suggest (photo by Charlie Crowhurst/Getty Images)
Newcastle United has taken its first steps to get a summer play for Dango Ouattara de Bournemouth, with a potential transfer of 40 million euros to the works.
According to Africa Foot, Newcastle already makes moves between racks while preparing for the nearby transfer window.
The story suggests that the management of Magpies has come into initial contact with the representatives of Bournemouth and Ouattara to discuss a potential agreement. The two clubs have already started talks on a transfer of € 40 million, with the Magpies eager to add a versatile to their workforce.
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Ouattara, which has been excellent for Bournemouth this season with nine goals and four assists, perfectly adapts to the bill for the needs of Newcastle. His performances have caught the attention of the Tyneside Club, which has made him a key goal for next season.
Bournemouth, on the other hand, will seek a premium share for the 23 -year -old, who joined the FC Lorient club for 22.5 million euros in January 2023. With his current contract until June 2028, the cherries are not under immediate pressure to sell.
It is left to see if Newcastle will be willing to pay almost twice as much as Bournemouth spent in Ouattara in 2023, but it is clear that the Magpies have announced their interest and opened conversations with their Premier League rivals.
Newcastle United also likes Bournemouth Dean Dean Hujsen
Newcastle is also interested in Dean Hujsen, the 19 -year center of Bournemouth. It has a launch clause set at £ 50 million ahead of summer.
The Magpies first linked to Hujsen last summer, but eventually made a transfer of Juventus 15 million pounds to Bournemouth. Avance quickly almost a year and its value has increased, which is now more than three times its initial transfer fee.
The young defender was impressive in his first season of the Premier League, playing every minute in the last 16 games of the cherries. Above all, he helped Bournemouth to win a 4-1 victory in St James Park in January, where he, today, with his partner at Center Illa Zabarnyi, obtained praise for his role in Keeping the Alexander Isak form at bay.
