Newcastle United, under the leadership of Eddie Howe, is considering a potential Serie A takeover this summer. The club has set its sights on two players from the Italian league: Federico Chiesa and Theo Hernandez.
The full-back Hernandez is also being pursued by Atletico Madrid in La Liga, and AC Milan may demand a fee of up to €80 million for his transfer. Chiesa, on the other hand, is estimated to cost around €60 million.
Aston Villa is also interested in the Italian forward, but the prospect of Champions League football at Newcastle might sway his decision.
Despite budget expectations for the transfer window, Newcastle, supported by the Saudi Arabia PIF, is being linked to prominent players. Nicolo Barella, a Champions League finalist, is already associated with the club.
Additionally, Sandro Tonali from AC Milan is a potential arrival, as evident from a confident fan who has already purchased a replica kit with the midfielder's name.
