Newcastle United now looking for "the best" Premier League striker, who could be available in January, according to the report.

Newcastle are keen to look for a new player after Wilson's problems

A few weeks ago, it was reported that Arsenal and Chelsea are ready to deal with it Beyond Newcastle midfielder Alexander Isak, who would command a £115m fee, meaning Newcastle may need to look for long-term replacements. Corinthian archer Yuri Alberto has emerged as a method for the Magpies, it is a £17m January move that could be on the cards as the Brazilian continues to consider his future.

Callum Wilson's recent injury lays it off Eddie Howe very light in the striker department, but the manager has made it clear that the new arrivals are expected to leave in the January transfer window, to say: "I said the same thing about January, I didn't expect we could be so busy in the market.

"As we stand now, things can change. You know, if we sell players, of course it's different, but if we don't sell players, I hope we stay quiet."

Newcastle want the player's contract to expire soon

In the light of financial restrictions in St. James' Park, the Magpies could be looking to make a cheap signing this winter, and a new report from Football Insider has confirmed that they are. look at Dominic Calvert-Lewin's situation at Everton.

Calvert-Lewin is out of contract at the end of the season, meaning he will be available to sign on a free transfer. However, the Toffees may be willing to accept this January, as it will be their last chance to raise funds after missing out on their money. Value of £60m was placed on his head last summer.

If Newcastle were to strike a deal for the Englishman, they would have to fend off interest from a number of other interested parties, with AS Monaco, AC Milan and Arsenal also weighing up the situation.

The Everton player has proven himself for several years in the Premier League, he scored 56 goals in 228 career games, his best season is coming in 2020-21, when he had 16 home runs in 33 games.

At the end of last season, the former Sheffield United man received praise from manager Sean Dyche after his performance in Everton's 2-0 win over Liverpool, saying: "I thought he was very good.

“He was a little sick. Hopefully it's passed, he had it before the game, so I have to give him credit for that. His appearance was so good, he couldn't do it again but we hope he will be fine. "

However, the Sheffield-born striker has rarely been in good form in front of goal over the past couple of years, struggling to find the net much this season, which calls into question whether he is a worthy signing for the Magpies.

If Isak and Wilson are available, it's hard to see where Calvert-Lewin fits into the team, and signing a new winger he says it's important to Howe this winter.