Anthony Elanga has become Newcastle United’s first summer signing in a £55million deal from Nottingham Forest. He has signed a five-year deal on Tyneside. Newcastle United, under Eddie Howe, had previously failed to sign Elanga last year and had a £45m bid rejected last month. Elanga expressed excitement and readiness to join Newcastle, highlighting his desire to contribute to the team and its passionate fanbase. Eddie Howe expressed delight in securing Elanga early in the pre-season, praising his talent and potential to strengthen the team.

Anthony Elanga, a Swedish winger, is set to join Newcastle United from Nottingham Forest. The transfer fee is reported to be 55 million pounds (64 million euros), making it the second most expensive signing in Newcastle's history. The transfer is expected to be finalized within this week. This acquisition is part of Newcastle's plan to strengthen their attack as they prepare to participate in the Champions League next season.

Newcastle have launched a second bid for Anthony Elanga, worth £50m plus £5m in add-ons. The bid is 'on the verge' of being accepted by Nottingham Forest. Personal terms are also close to being agreed, and Newcastle want to finalize the deal as soon as possible. The transfer is viewed positively by transfer guru Fabrizio Romano and The Daily Mail.

The Sun reports on Newcastle United's renewed interest in Anthony Elanga, with a significant bid being prepared. Newcastle United are ready to bid £50m for Anthony Elanga after a previous £45m offer was rejected. Elanga is Eddie Howe's top target for the right wing.