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Newcastle United are reportedly weighing up the prospect of re-signing Ivan Toney as they look to bolster their attacking options. Another striker continues to be one of Eddie Howe’s top priorities as the 2022/23 Premier League campaign edges ever closer.
Newcastle United are expected to sign another striker this summer as Callum Wilson has missed 32 Premier League games in two years while Joelinton hasn’t scored more than four league goals in a season since his 2019-arrival.
Goals in either half from Finlay Gray and Gregor Buchanan saw Dumbarton record their first victory of the new season against League One Peterhead.
Callum Wilson joined Newcastle United on a five-year deal from Bournemouth in 2020 and has finished both seasons at St James’ Park as the Magpies’ top Premier League goalscorer – 12 goals from 25 games in 2020/21 and 8 goals from 18 games in 2021/22.
Eddie Howe wants to sign a striker this summer to compete with Callum Wilson, Joelinton and Chris Wood for a starting place, but Paddy Kenny believes they’ll have to pay a premium to sign a prolific centre-forward.
Eddie Howe may not have necessarily got the high-tempo exhibition match he was hoping for, but the Newcastle United boss will still have learnt a lot from his side's 3-0 win against a stubborn 1860 Munich outfit.
SAALFELDEN: It was the Bruno Guimaraes show for Newcastle United as they strolled to a three-goal win over 1860 Munich in Austria to make it two wins out of two this summer.
Newcastle United have four strikers in the first-team (Callum Wilson, Joelinton, Chris Wood, Dwight Gayle) but are expected to bring in another centre-forward this summer as only two of the quartet have long-term futures on Tyneside.