Newcastle United Progress has been made over the past month and we are now very close to the Carabao Cup final. Winning domestic trophies and ending a long drought would be a win for Eddie Howeterm of office.

However, those who know Newcastle and what they have achieved over the past three years will also stress that Howe should not be defined by his success in this round of the season.

St James’ Park is once again a giant in English football and the Magpies are starting to become increasingly ambitious in the transfer market.

Newcastle look to make statement with signing

According to “L’Equipe”Newcastle are a surprising name in the race for signings Hvitsa Kvaratskhelya This month, though, PSG remain steadfast in the race for the £68million Napoli star.

PSG may be in the driver’s seat but they have reservations about the finances involved, which could open the door for the likes of Newcastle.

The Times recently reported Liverpool may be the main contenders in England, but with a good feel on Tyneside, sporting director Paul Mitchell may be convinced to take one of the game’s most coveted wingers.

What Hvitsa Kvaratskhelia will bring to Newcastle

Newcastle’s seven-game winning streak has pushed Howe’s side towards silverware, yes, but it has also resurrected them Premier League activities to reopen the door Champions League qualifications.

As they continue to improve, so does Newcastle’s appeal – why wouldn’t Kvara Tskhelia be tempted by joining a fluid forward unit? Alexander Isaac and Anthony Gordon?

Kvaratzhelija, 23, may consider himself better than Gordon, who won the title with Manchester United 2023/24 Player of the Year. In fact, the Georgia star has played 109 games for Napoli, scoring 59 goals. Beat Victor Osimhen to become Serie A’s best player this season In the 2022/23 season, Naples has locked in the league championship.

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While Kvaratschlia will have to play Gordon’s usual role on the left wing, he’s arguably an upgrade. Indeed, as his predecessor Rubin Kazan head coach Leonid Slutsky Claims the hot-hot Georgian “could play in any starting XI in the world”.

Additionally, Gordon often plays a different role for the Magpies and that will be something Howe will consider.

Kvaratschlija is an elite ball-carrier and a clever and crafty client, but his presence could be perfect for Newcastle, taking the burden off Isak. According to SofascoreIn fact, since joining in 2022, he has only missed 19 major opportunities in Italy’s top flight and scored 28 goals in objective terms.

Instead, Gordon Scored 17 Premier League goals He has been playing for the Toons since leaving Everton in January 2023, although he has missed 21 big chances in this period.

Gordon is a fantastic player, one of Newcastle’s best players and will play a central role in the season ahead. However, Howe’s project will only reach new levels with Kvaratskhelia’s involvement. as Talent Scout Jacek Kulig It can be said that he is simply “unstoppable”.

It’s a dream – some might say far-fetched, but the very fact that United are in the running shows ambition and confidence in the way forward.

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