British media: Newcastle is unable to afford Gallish s weekly salary of 300,000 pounds, Manchester City s price is at least 60 million pounds

June 9th, British media ChronicleLive reported that Newcastle United's interest in Gallish has been diluted.

There are reports that Newcastle United intends to introduce Manchester City star Gallish. Manchester City has made it clear that if Gralish is to be sold, the transfer fee will be at least £60 million, or they may consider renting it with a high loan fee. However, Newcastle club executives believe that the rumors may have been made to push Gallish to leave Manchester City. Since the club changed hands, Newcastle has become accustomed to being associated with all kinds of big-name players by agents.

Currently, Gralish's weekly salary at Manchester City is as high as £300,000, which is inconsistent with Newcastle's salary structure. If a loan agreement is to be reached, Manchester City will have to bear most of Glalish's salary, which is not easy for Manchester City, especially when facing competitors. Everton and Leeds United are also facing similar salary problems, Newcastle United coach Eddie Howe appreciated Glalish, but when asked about the matter in January, he said: "From an economic point of view, we are not able to sign such a player at the moment."

Although Newcastle has capital investment, it still needs to live within its means. The left wing is not Eddie Howe's primary target for signings, he hopes to introduce a right forward, a center, a central defender and a goalkeeper.

Guardiola said of Gallish at the end of last season: "He is a great player and he needs to play every three days. But this season has not been achieved and last season. He needs to do it here or elsewhere. But it depends on the players, his agent and the club. If he stays, we will be fine and he will work hard to contribute as hard as he did on the first day."