“Tottenham Third Signing Teeters on the Brink of Collapse as Newcastle Plans ‘Sensational Hijack’ to Fill Void Left by Potential Departure!”

January 23, 2024

In a surprising twist, Newcastle United has entered the race for Club Brugge’s dynamic winger, Antonio Nusa, posing a potential threat to Tottenham Hotspur’s pursuit of the young star.

Nusa, an 18-year-old versatile forward capable of playing on either flank or as a second striker, caught the eye after his move to Club Brugge for €3 million in August 2021 from the Stabaek academy in Norway. His impact on the Belgian club has grown steadily, contributing four goals and three assists in 27 appearances across all competitions this season. Notably, Nusa played a crucial role in Club Brugge’s unbeaten run to top their Europa Conference League group.

As talks between Tottenham and Nusa unfolded, putting Spurs in the apparent “pole position,” a new contender emerged. Football Insider reports that Newcastle is considering a ‘sensational hijack’ of Tottenham’s pursuit, adding an unexpected twist to the player’s potential move.

While Tottenham is currently leading the race, no formal offer has been submitted yet, leaving room for Newcastle to explore the possibility of securing Nusa’s signature. The report suggests internal discussions within Newcastle about the prospect of signing the Norwegian international.

Newcastle’s potential bid for Nusa may hinge on the departure of Miguel Almiron, with sources confirming interest from Saudi club Al-Shabab. If Almiron’s move materializes, Newcastle could reinvest the funds in Nusa, aligning with their strategy under the ownership of the Saudi Public Investment Fund (PIF) to develop promising talents like Lewis Hall, Tino Livramento, and Anthony Gordon.

As the transfer saga unfolds, Newcastle’s unexpected entry into the race could add an intriguing layer to Nusa’s potential move, with both Newcastle and Tottenham vying for the exciting young winger’s services.

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