US EditionNewcastle Sent Transfer Reality Message After 'Lowball' Anthony Elanga Approach - 'Would We?'
- In June 2025, Newcastle United submitted a £45 million offer to sign Anthony Elanga from Nottingham Forest, but the club promptly turned down the proposal.
- Forest values Elanga at about £60 million and sees him as a key player unlikely to be sold cheaply, reflecting Premier League market conditions.
- Newcastle remains keen on strengthening their right wing but insists on not overpaying, with alternative targets like Mohammed Kudus and Antoine Semenyo under consideration.
- A club insider explained that in football, as in most business dealings, the process involves negotiating until both sides agree on a suitable price.
- Newcastle may walk away from Elanga if his valuation remains too high, potentially reallocating funds to other signings, signaling a cautious but determined transfer strategy.
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Newcastle target three alternatives after £40m Elanga bid rejected
Newcastle United have fired the starting gun on their summer recruitment drive by tabling an offer worth between £40-45m for Nottingham Forest winger Anthony Elanga.The bid was rejected by Forest, who are believed to value the Sweden international closer to £60m, and Newcastle were due to hold a transfer summit on Wednesday to decide on their next move. The i Paper understands that the club could yet table a second bid in the coming days but do …
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