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Just as Manchester City was in its minute, today the multi-million dollar sensation of European football is in Newcastle United. The Magpies will have a huge investment from the Crown Prince of Saudi Arabia, Mohammad Bin Salman.
And in the same way that critical voices have been raised to the millionaire disbursement, names are being added to a project that aspires to put the Magpies at the top of the Old Continent, and that include the Chilean Arturo Vidal.
The option of Massimiliano Allegri taking control of the team appears as a good precedent for the King to look at the Premier League as his new destination, especially if he is about to enter his last year of contract at Barcelona.
But the Chilean midfielder would not be the only star signing. The English press has added great candidates to Newcastle’s list of possible reinforcements, led by a terrible quatrain: Bale, Coutinho, Mertens and Cavani.
Gareth Bale has been open for some time at Real Madrid, and the English can give him the key to his return to England, where you had your best moments with the Tottenham shirt.
Similar is the case of Phillipe Coutinho, whom Barcelona wants to sell after his loan to Bayern Munich. The Brazilian, however, is also among Chelsea’s interests.
Edinson Cavani is a global target. At 33 years old, the Uruguayan striker ends his bond with PSG and draws the attention of the Brazilian and Argentine teams. However, a good contract can bring you closer to Newcastle and extend your passage through the Old Continent.
And finally, the figure of Dries Mertens, one of the ideologues of the last Napoli campaigns, but who understands that in Italy he will not have the option to fight for great achievements at a European level, and asks for an opportunity in English football.
One more? Nigerian Emmanuel Dennis is the figure of the Belgian league wearing the Bruges shirt, and he hopes to project his career in the big leagues. At just 22 years old, the gunner aims to be one of the surprises for next season.
Emmanuel Dennis is one of the young attractions of European football
