Yoaane Wissa criticizes Brentford and asks them to let him join in Newcastle

Wissa clarified that he wants to leave for St James’ Park and has not trained or played with the first team this season.

According to sources, Brentford originally wanted £ 40 million for Wissa, but the price has now increased to around £ 65 million.

The transfer window closes at 19:00 BST on Monday.

Brentford has already lost his classmate Bryan Mbeumo this summer at Manchester United for £ 65 million, but signed Dongo Ouattara from Bournemouth for a record agreement of the club worth £ 42.5 million.

It is believed that the possible move of Wissa in Newcastle is part of A Series of transfers that could cause Alexander Isak that joins Liverpool.

Isak is in a situation similar to Newcastle, Accusing the club of “broken promises” while trying to force an exit to the Premier League champions.

In his declaration, Wissa – who scored 49 goals in 149 games since he joined in 2021 – said: “I remained silent for most of the summer, but with only remaining hours of the transfer window I feel compelled I clarify that I want to leave Brentford. I think the club is unduly standing in my opinion despite a series of equitable offers for the whole summer.

“This has left me in a difficult and frustrating position. I am saddened by having to write and maintain total respect for the club and his fans.”

He added: “I ask the owners and directors of Brentford to honor their promise to let me leave in the last hours of the window”.

The BBC Sport reported in July that Wissa returned home soon from the club’s summer training camp in Portugal after clarifying that she wanted to transfer to Newcastle.

Since he was in a clash with the club for his intention to join the part of Eddie Howe.

He returned to the first team training for a short time, but he returned to work far from Keith Andrews’ team.

Wissa, who scored 19 goals in the Premier League last season, also removed the whole association with Brentford by his Instagram account.

He says that a formal offer was presented by another premier League club and was “under the impression, by all my conversations with Brentford, that there was a mutual agreement to separate”.

He added: “I want to clarify that I did not act in a non -professional way, nor do I want to leave Brentford in poor condition. I was transparent in my position everywhere. I continued to communicate openly with the club and leading myself in a way that reflects my values ​​as a footballer and human being.

“In the meantime, I have to do what I consider just for my career and my family and insist on the fact that Brentford honor their promise to let me enter a new club and a fair price.”

BBC Sport contacted Brentford for a comment.