NEWCASTLE have agreed a £55million move for Brentford forward Yoane Wissa.
But Eddie Howe still stands to lose TWO strikers on deadline day.
Fabrizio Romano claims wantaway Bees star Wissa has finally secured his dream Toon move after weeks of negotiations.
Newcastle had seen several bids rejected for the versatile attacker.
But the Magpies have now agreed to meet Brentford’s asking price of £55m.
Wissa is believed to have already struck personal terms with Newcastle.
And he is now on his way to the north east for a medical in a move that could spell the end of Toon’s interest in Chelsea’s Nicolas Jackson.
It means Howe is set to secure his second striker of the window, having already splashed £69m on German giant Nick Woltemade.
But with two new forwards in, Newcastle could be set to lose two current ones.
Alexander Isak is on the verge of quitting St James’ Park after Liverpool had a £130m offer accepted for the Swede.
Newcastle had hoped to retain his services but caved after the hitman went on strike.
Will Osula stepped into the forward line against Leeds at the weekend as a result of Isak’s absence.
However, he could also be off with Aston Villa showing late interest.
Unai Emery’s men also fancy Jadon Sancho and are currently in talks with Man United over a late swoop.
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