Newcastle United is preparing to strengthen its attacking line in the summer transfer window, with the departure of Callum Wilson approaching after the end of his contract and no intention to renew it. Despite the club's insistence on keeping its star Alexander Isak, coach Eddie Howe prioritizes signing a replacement striker in preparation for the new season.

According to 'CaughtOffside', Newcastle has been offered the opportunity to sign Albanian striker Armando Broja, a Chelsea player, who will leave permanently after an unsuccessful loan spell at Everton due to recurring injuries.

Despite possessing promising attacking talent, Broja's injury record raises concerns within Newcastle's management, especially with Chelsea's asking price of £30 million, which is considered high given the player's physical condition.

Newcastle prefers to proceed cautiously in this position, especially as the club plans to spend wisely during the summer to strengthen multiple positions, and it is unlikely that they will risk a large sum on a player who has not yet proven his consistency.