Newcastle United have submitted a new bid for Brentford's Yoane Wissa worth £40 million. The offer is said to be comprised of a £35 million transfer fee and £5 million in “difficult to achieve” add-ons.

Newcastle have made an improved offer worth £40million for Yoane Wissa, talkSPORT understands. The Magpies’ bid includes a £35m fee plus £5m in potential add-ons, although Brentford’s

After seeing a £25m bid turned down, Newcastle returned with a new proposal of £40m for Wissa - but it was again rejected by Brentford, reports BBC Sport. Wissa is becoming increasingly frustrated over the situation, with the striker eager to move to Tyneside before the market closes on September 1.

Brentford have rejected Newcastle United’s latest offer of £40m for striker Yoane Wissa. The Magpies submitted the improved bid on Wednesday.

Andrews said he would like Wissa to be part of the squad but added it is "very hard to know" what will happen in relation to his future.

Newcastle see £40m bid rejected as Brentford hold firm on new asking price - The move could have implications for Alexander Isak’s future

Brentford forward Yoane Wissa wants to join Newcastle, who need reinforcement up front, given the current stand-off between the club and star striker Alexander Isak. The Magpies have made their move with an improved £40m bid.

If it's Wissa or Strand Larsen, the decision isn't easy. However, the circumstances of the Isak saga might make it Wissa and Strand Larsen

YOANE WISSA’S  relationship with Brentford is turning toxic as he tries to force through a move to Newcastle. The striker, 28, stepped up his attempts to leave after telling the Bees he did not

Newcastle United have taken a step closer to adding a striker to their ranks, according to reports - with the club having made a bid to sign Brentford star Yoane Wissa with just under two weeks left in the transfer market,