In the last 24 hours, a few reports on Newcastle’s January transfer plans have surfaced.

Prioritizing the acquisition of a midfield player is expected to be our first priority, given Sandro Tonali’s football ban.Both Jacob Whitehead of The Athletic and Mark Douglas at the i emphasize our continued interest in Everton’s Amadou Onana in those columns.
Given Everton’s financial difficulties, it’s thought that Newcastle could be able to afford to sign the 6’4″ Belgian in the new year if they choose to cash in on the former Lille star.

According to The Athletic, Steve Nickson, the head of recruitment, and Joao Palhinha of Fulham are eat fans of Onana. Meanwhile, Douglas emphasizes how we signed Anthony Gordon last January by taking advantage of Everton’s desire to sell.

The 22-year-old is regarded as a player with enormous potential because he has started all nine of the Toffees Premier League games this season. Along with his tremendous physicality and athleticism, he can also play as a number six or eight. Eddie Howe frequently seeks for these qualities in a play.
Given our long-term interest, the need for a new midfield player, and Everton’s precarious condition, Onana appears to be one to watch. He might prove to be too pricey, and we might prefer a loan deal for someone like Kalvin Phillips.