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Image Credits: Imago ImagesTransfers are rarely simple in the Premier League.

Clubs spend weeks pushing bids higher, while rivals watch closely because every move can shift the race for Europe.
This summer has been no different.
Newcastle United needed attacking reinforcements after Alexander Isak’s exit and Callum Wilson’s contract expiry.
Their search dragged into deadline week, with frustration growing for fans and the player they chased.
Yoane Wissa had been one of Brentford’s most important players last season, scoring 20 goals across competitions.
He gave defences problems with his pace, versatility, and sharp finishing.
That form made him one of the most talked-about forwards in the league, and it also made him determined to take the next step.
For weeks, Newcastle’s offers were turned down, while the player made his stance clear.
The breakthrough finally came.
According to Fabrizio Romano, “Here We Go” as Newcastle and Brentford agreed terms on a £55m deal for the 28-year-old forward.
Romano explained, “The Magpies have agreed on a £55m deal with Brentford to sign the 28-year-old, who had long made it clear he wanted to make the move.”
Wissa’s desire was obvious all summer.
He had told new Brentford boss Keith Andrews that he wanted out.
He did not feature in their first three league games and later released a statement about his situation.
Romano summed it up clearly, “This has infuriated the versatile attacker, who was one of the Premier League’s in-form frontmen last season, posting 20 goals.”
For Liverpool supporters, the move has an extra edge.
Wissa had a habit of raising his game against the Reds, punishing defensive lapses with ruthless finishing.
Now he will be wearing black and white at St James’ Park, linking up with Eddie Howe’s side who already boast Nick Woltemade as a record signing.
Newcastle have wasted no time reshaping their attack after losing Isak to Liverpool.
With Wissa secured, the Carabao Cup holders have landed another proven Premier League forward.
For Newcastle, it is a statement signing.
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