Newcastle plot £40m move for game changing signing of Euro winner

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It has been reported that Newcastle United are considering making a high-profile summer move for Juventus star Federico Chiesa.

At the end of the season, Juventus are reportedly willing to let go of the winger.

As Italy won the tournament and defeated England in the final, Chiesa rose to fame at Euro 2020. He was named in the Team of the Tournament for his impressive performances.

Even if a number of injuries have impeded his development since then, he is still one of Serie A’s best wingers.

Having started seven of Juve’s previous eight league games, the 26-year-old looks to have moved on from his fitness issues.

Newcastle may take advantage of Juve’s financial troubles

The Italian giants could be forced to sell this summer due to financial troubles.

Juventus’ participation in European competition was prohibited by UEFA due to an FFP violation, and the team revealed £82 million in yearly losses in February.

Federico Chiesa to Newcastle United?

As part of their rebuilding efforts, Corriere dello Sport (via Sport Witness) now claims Newcastle are planning a move for Chiesa.

The £40 million player might potentially end up in the Premier League with Liverpool or Chelsea, as they have shown interest in his services as well.

Newcastle can make a statement with signing Chiesa

Eddie Howe, who has struggled all season with the right flank of the team, may find that signing Chiesa changes everything.

The two first-team options Newcastle now have are Miguel Almiron and Jacob Murphy, neither of whom are regarded as exceptional.

A player like Chiesa supplying support to Alexander Isak in attack would be devastating for the Magpies.

During his tenure on Tyneside, Howe has favored inverted widemen, such as Anthony Gordon, Harvey Barnes, Almiron, and Murphy, who are positioned to slide inside onto their better foot.

Chiesa is versatile who can play on either wing or behind the striker.

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