Two players agree to become a member of Newcastle as clubs ‘Official Bid’ and Face Sesko Wait

Earlier this afternoon we shared the Breeknieuws that Newcastle is in conversation to sign Southampton Stopper Aaron Ramsdale, together with the report by Mark Douglas on Yoane Wissa, who can leave Brentford in a £ 30m-plus deal if the bees first sign a replacement.

Wissa is supposed to be desperate to become a member of Newcastle and play in the Champions League, which threatens to go into strike if Brentford will not punish a movement, and it seems that Ramsdale also insists to become a member of Eddie How’s Mags.

Fabrizio Romano Claims that the goalkeeper of England has already agreed, said ‘Yes’ against a summer movement to St James’ Park, which says that an’ official offer ‘has now been sent to Southampton.

He states that it is a ‘high loan costs’, where his salary is completely covered and an option to permanently buy the 27-year-old next summer, although it is believed that the saints want a higher purchase price.

That said, Romano insists that the deal is expected to take place, with this consequence of the reports of David Ornstein who previously indicated that a movement was ‘progress’ despite no agreement.

So, Wissa would like to sign and would be able to arrive well in a fee in the £ 30-35 million region If Brentford first signed a replacement, a loan-to-go for Ramsdale is suddenly close and we are waiting for Benjamin Sesko to be a member of Newcastle after Toon after Toon Tone Striker.

It is supposed to be interested in the Slovenian, so we are confronted with another nervous waiting to hear whether the 22-year-old believes in the project or not.

🚨⚪️⚫️ Aaron Ramsdale said yes to Newcastle and the official offer was sent to Southampton.

High loan costs, clause with salary and purchase option. Southampton open for accepting but wants higher reimbursement.

Deal is expected to happen. #NUFC pic.twitter.com/3nfkqeemvg

– Fabrizio Romano (@fabrizioromano) July 28, 2025