British media: Newcastle is preparing to offer Visa for more than 30 million pounds, while Brentford is estimated to be more than 50 million pounds

July 23 According to British media GiveMeSport, Newcastle is preparing to offer Visa for more than 30 million pounds, while Brentford is estimated to be more than 50 million pounds.

Newcar is ready to make an improved offer after Brentford striker Visa informed the club that he wanted to leave the team.

Newcastle hopes to strengthen its roster this summer and has signed Elanga from Nottingham Forest for 55 million pounds, adding offensive options, Newcastle is preparing for another Champions League journey this season.

After missing out on Liverpool's upcoming Ekitic, Newcastle has now turned its attention to Visa and is expected to make a new offer in hopes of closing the deal.

Visa performed well in the Premier League in the 2024/25 season, scoring 19 goals in 35 appearances, which attracted the interest of many clubs in him.

But Newcastle is the most active team to push for his signing, and it is understood that after the first offer of about £25 million was rejected by Brentford, they are now planning to immediately make a new offer of over £30 million.

Visa has one year left in contract with Brentford, plus the club's 12-month renewal option, so Brentford's estimate of him is over 50 million pounds. However, Newcastle believes that a deal can be reached at a price below this price.

Sources revealed that Visa has informed Brentford that he wants to leave the club and that the players are eager to participate in the Champions League.

After being troubled by future rumors, Visa left the club's pre-season training camp in Portugal on Tuesday afternoon, and he will hold talks with football director Phil Giles on Wednesday.

Although Visa wants to leave and has made it clear to the club's top leaders, Brentford is firmly saying they don't want to lose another star this summer.

Head coach Frank has left the club to coach Tottenham, while midfielder Nolgo has joined Arsenal, and the club recently sold forward Mbemo to Manchester United for a team-time record of £71 million.

Brentford hopes to offer Visa a new contract to show his importance to the team, but the players are pushing for departures, which may force their stance to change.

Newcastle's second offer is coming, but they know there is competition to sign him. Nottingham Forest's offer earlier in this transfer window had been rejected, while Frank was eager to reunite with Visa at Tottenham.

Visa is open to joining Newcastle or Tottenham because he wants to play in the Champions League.