Newcastle United stands for a struggle to hold on to Kieran Trippier.
The full-back from England is ready to leave and has attracted interest from several voorags, including Monaco.
But Eddie Howe wants cover before he thinks about releasing Trippier, who played 25 Premier League matches last season.
Newcastle is reluctant to sell it. Trippier has already had a taste of the continent after having spent two and a half seasons with Atletico Madrid before he came to Newcastle.
Toon is the completion of the signing of £ 34 million by Malick Thiaw van AC Milan and he can fill in on the right back, but he is a center of trade.
The Magpies also have Tino Livramento, who switched to the left side in the last stages of last season, as well as Emil Krafth and Harrison Ashby.
A fight to keep another star is the last thing that needs how need after the Alexander Isak Saga that has infected their summer.
Isak will miss their Premier League seal opener against Aston Villa after he is known to become a member of Liverpool.
The striker does not train with his teammates, but he will not go anywhere until the club secures a replacement.
The ideal scenario of Howe is that Isak changes his mind and decides to stay, but he knows that that is unlikely. Newcastle rejected an £ 100 million bid last weekend.
They urge to sign Yoane Wissa from Brentford. Newcastle has passed a tumultuous transfer window and saw a £ 25 million bid for the attacker who was rejected by Brentford last month.
Brentford has not appreciated Wissa, which will be 29 in September, but is supposed to hope for around £ 40 million.
He only has a year left to his contract, but the bees have the option to extend it for another year until 2027.
Leicester's attacking midfielder Bilal El Khannouss is also interesting.