Brentford attacker Yoane Wissa is prepared to wait for Newcastle United in his bid to play in the Champions League next season, according to journalist Ben Jacobs.Newcastle want Wissa as manager

Brentford are lining up a move for Bournemouth winger Dango Ouattara as Newcastle prepare a fresh bid for Yoane Wissa. The Bees are looking for attacking reinforcements with Wissa, who scored 19 Premier League goals last season,

Brentford are ready to sell their star striker Yoane Wissa to Newcastle, but only on one condition. The Magpies have been linked with him since July as they look to sign Liverpool-bound Alexander Isak's replacement. While Isak is currently at Newcastle, his transfer to the Reds will only be sanctioned once his current side sign a new forward.

As per a report from The BBC, Yoane Wissa (28) has returned to training with Brentford FC, but his future in West London looks far from settled. The forward had attempted to force through a transfer

The wantaway striker agreed to return to training after positive talks with manager Keith Andrews earlier this week. Wissa has seen an offer from Newcastle of £25m plus £5m in bonuses rejected by Brentford. The 28 year-old wants to join Newcastle and walked out of preseason training in Portugal on July 21 after learning of the bid being rejected.

Newcastle are set to receive another huge blow in the summer window as the Saudi outfit line up a bid that matches Brentford's valuation of Wissa.

Yoane Wissa has resumed training with Brentford's first team after discussions with coach Keith Andrews, but is still pursuing a transfer.

Brentford forward Yoane Wissa has returned to first-team training following constructive talks with head coach Keith Andrews but is still seeking a move away from the club. Wissa and Andrews spoke at the team's training ground on Wednesday morning following a fortnight of strained relations between player and club.

Yoane Wissa has now agreed a temporary truce with Brentford. The striker having refused to train with the rest of the squad as he felt the West London club had failed to honour a gentleman’s agreement that he could leave this summer,