Armory and Newcastle have seen if they will actually want to sign Moussa Diaby this late spring after the Bayer Leverkusen star made a confirmation about his future.
Newcastle have been checking what is going on as of late as they intend to reinforce Eddie Howe's positions out wide. The Magpies were able to place £35million on the table in June, as per German source Sport1.
Nonetheless, Leverkusen don't maintain that Diaby should leave the BayArena and have given him a £60m sticker price.
This has made Newcastle make one stride back in their quest for the France global, who is on eight covers up until this point.
Weapons store joined the chase as of late in the midst of Newcastle's vulnerability. Writer Pete O'Rourke claims the Gunners could move for Diaby subsequent to missing out on Raphinha to Barcelona.
The winger has commonly stayed silent on the exchange joins, yet that has now changed.
During a meeting with German outlet RP Online, Diaby said (by means of Shields Gazette): "I've pursued my choice and will play for Bayer Leverkusen in the future next season."
That remark implies Arsenal and Newcastle are incredibly far-fetched to land the 23-year-old this late spring.
Moussa Diaby set to stay in Germany
That could change one year from now assuming a significant bid is shipped off Leverkusen. They will sell however long as Diaby's £60m valuation is met.
Notwithstanding, Arsenal and Newcastle will most likely now begin focusing on players who are accessible straight away.
Mikel Arteta as of now has solid choices front and center and on one or the other flank. Be that as it may, with Bukayo Saka getting interest from rival Premier League groups, the Gunners could need to begin sounding out possible replacements.
They are watching Real Madrid expert Marco Asensio, and are by and by joined by Newcastle in this race.
Asensio has all the earmarks of being situating himself for a mid year move in the wake of changing his representative.
Newcastle need another winger more than Arsenal and have a few players at the top of the priority list.
Maxwel Cornet of Burnley is among those getting looked at. The Ivorian has shown he can play as a left-back, left winger or front and center.
Another choice is Watford's Emmanuel Dennis. He typically plays as a middle forward but on the other hand is agreeable on one or the other flank.
As these two players are presently at Championship clubs, they shouldn't cost Newcastle an immense total.
Diaby may presently not be a possibility for the Magpies, yet they are as yet set to get another wide player before next season begins.
In the mean time, Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola has affirmed Oleksandr Zinchenko is going to Arsenal
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