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When Newcastle will find out if they have won Benjamin Sesko race
TBR Football can now exclusively reveal when Benjamin Sesko is expected to make a decision on his future – amid interest from Newcastle and Manchester United.
The Slovenia international has been at the forefront of this summer transfer window, initially finding himself being considered by Arsenal before the Gunners opted for Viktor Gyokeres.
However, the RB Leipzig No.30 came back into the spotlight after Alexander Isak started to push for a move to Liverpool, with Newcastle eager to sign him as a replacement – although Manchester United are also very keen.
Now, TBR Football have learned that Newcastle expect Benjamin Sesko to make a decision on Wednesday.
Exclusive: Newcastle braced for Benjamin Sesko decision on Wednesday
Graeme Bailey – Chief Correspondent at TBR Football – can now confirm that Newcastle expect to hear from the Slovenian by the time they return to full training on Wednesday.
The Magpies have already seen a bid worth €80m (£70m) rejected by RB Leipzig – and all eyes are now on the man born in Radece as he prepares to make a decision.
Newcastle arrived back in England on Monday morning after touring Asia, spending time in Singapore and South Korea as part of their pre-season preparation.
Eddie Howe is then set to begin full training at Darsley Park on Wednesday morning, at which point Newcastle believe they will know whether Sesko is set to make a move to Tyneside or Manchester.
Newcastle have hope for a double deal
Regardless of what happens with Sesko, the Magpies are also hoping to welcome a different attacker at St James’ Park in the coming days.
TBR Football understand Newcastle aim to strike an agreement for Yoane Wissa this week, the DR Congo international who scored 19 Premier League goals for Brentford last season.
The Brentford No.11 is currently refusing to train with the Bees as he aims to secure a move away.
Sources add that Brentford want £50m for Wissa – having already lost Bryan Mbeumo to Manchester United in a £71m deal.