Newcastle A new report has revealed that the Gunners have now joined the race for young talent in Spain’s second tier, although they may face a fight to secure their own players.

Newcastle want signings

it’s no secret Eddie Howe Newcastle look to strengthen their squad despite finishing fifth in the league Premier League And one foot into the Carabao Cup final.

The Magpies have been chasing a defender for at least two transfer windows, with an offer for Mark Gueye rejected this summer and now One of three teams reportedly chasing RC Lens defender Abdulkodir Kusanov Because they want to resolve the problematic position on Howe’s side.

Newcastle are also looking to strengthen their attack and despite Jacob Murphy’s recent poor form, the right-sided attacker is their priority. Miguel Almiron is believed to be free to leave in January this year, with the Tyneside outfit looking to use the cash to reinvest in the position, despite moving towards long-term goals yumaduke and Anthony Elanga That seems unlikely midway through the season, with both players hoping to beat the Magpies to secure a Champions League spot next season.

However, being cash-strapped and ambitious, Newcastle are likely to have to be smart with their signings, as they will bring in Jankuba Minter from Danish club Odense before selling him to Brighton for a huge sum in the summer profit.

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Newcastle looking for second-tier gems

Now, a new report from Spain (Via Sport Witness) reveals that, Newcastle join the ranks of clubs keeping tabs on Jeremiah HernandezCurrently playing for Deportivo La Coruña in the Spanish second division.

Called a “baller” by Nova XIThe 21-year-old winger has scored seven goals and provided three assists so far this season. Despite Deportivo being firmly in the bottom half of the league, the striker’s performances are said to have stood out. Newcastle are reportedly among the teams considering a potential move, although they are not alone.

Indeed, Arsenal, Bournemouth, Brentford, Chelsea, Manchester United and Nottingham Forest are all thought to be interested, as well as clubs across Europe, with Atalanta, Borussia Dortmund and Marseille also mentioned in the report , while Cesc Fabregas’ Como team is the most interested team. Showed keen interest recently.

Hernandez, a left-winger who can also play on the right, signed a contract extension with his current club last April, although they expect him to leave in the upcoming transfer window, adding that Spain The 22-year-old will be required to pay a €20m (£16.7m) release clause in order for him to leave the club next month.

With scouts reportedly sent across Europe to watch the winger in action, it sounds like he won’t be playing in Spain’s second tier for long and Newcastle could be the perfect destination for him to thrive.