The Sun exclusive: Newcastle considers buzzer-bearing loan + buyout, quotes Roma striker Dorfbik

Hupu August 31, according to the exclusive report of the famous Sun reporter Alan Nixon, Newcastle United is negotiating a transfer with Ukrainian striker Arthom Dovbik, who is worth £30 million, which will be unexpectedly conducted before the transfer deadline.

Newcastle United still wants to strengthen the team's firepower and plans to loan Dovbik from Italian team Roma before considering a buyout.

Magpies coach Eddie Howe hopes to bring in two strikers to end the deadlock with Alexander Isak and to get the Swedish forward eager to leave to join Liverpool.

With Callum Wilson joining West Ham United as a free agent, Howie needs more offensive options.

6-foot-6 (about 1.93 meters) Giants forward Nick Waltermad moved from Stuttgart to Newcastle for £69 million, but he failed to register in time for Saturday night's away trip to Leeds United.

But the deal has been completed, and Howe turned his attention to 28-year-old Dovbik, an unexpected goal.

The 6-foot-2-inch (about 1.93 meters) striker moved to Serie A from Spanish side Girona last summer, scoring 24 goals in 39 games there.

But in Serie A, his goals were cut in half, and Roma also opened the door for him to leave.

Roma wants a higher offer, but has not received any serious offer yet, so a transfer to the Premier League may be in their favor - as long as the loan fee is high or a guaranteed contract can be obtained.

This also applies to Newcastle, who have lost Wilson and may send away 22-year-old William Osula before the transfer window is closed.