Newcastle told to replace seven-goal star in January as Eddie Howe sent transfer warning.

Newcastle is required to replace a star with seven goals in January, as Eddie Howe issues a transfer advisory.Nobby Solano, a former Newcastle player, believes that his former club must acquire a striker during the January transfer window in light of Callum Wilson’s history of injuries. The Magpies are anticipated to spend the wealth next month, although Eddie Howe’s squad’s priority regarding reinforcements remains unknown.Newcastle have exhibited a

respectable initiation to the season, emerging victorious in nine of their initial eighteen Premier League matches. However, their extensive roster of injuries has hindered their progress, leaving Howe with a depleted unit to utilize.Despite the emergence of fringe players in place of sidelined stalwarts, the club has timely access to transfer opportunities during the January transfer window. St. James’ Park are eager to strengthen their roster for the remainder of the season, as their elimination from the Champions League means that next season’s European football status is uncertain.

Tyneside has made the acquisition of a midfielder an immediate priority due to Sandro Tonali’s suspension; a goalkeeper has also been considered in the wake of Nick Pope’s shoulder injury. Solano, a former Newcastle playmaker, is of the opinion that his former club ought to be actively seeking a replacement striker.He elaborated in an exclusive interview with Budweiser Brewing Group UK&I and TNT Sports for Express Sport: “As you can see, the squad has a few ailments. It is my opinion that Newcastle’s roster could use some strengthening elements, including more seasoned players, higher-quality personnel, and more substitutes.Wilson has contributed to one goal and seven assists in thirteen league appearances for the Toon Army so far this season. However, connections with Stuttgart star Serhou Guirassy indicate that Howe does not consider the England international to be irreplaceable. In addition to Manchester United and West Ham, the Bundesliga star is also targeted by a number of Premier League clubs due to his £15 million release clause.