Brentford have raised their asking price for Yoane Wissa as Newcastle United aim to replace Alexander Isak who wants a move to Liverpool this summer.

Yoane WissaAfter Brentford’s defeat this Sunday against Nottingham Forest, Keith Andrews addressed the situation of Yoane Wissa. The coach has ruled out a departure for the Congolese

Newcastle United's pursuit of Brentford star Yoane Wissa has been dealt a blow, according to a recent report. The Magpies have been rumoured to be keen on securing Wissa's services this summer as they aim to bolster their attacking line-up, especially in light of Callum Wilson's exit and the uncertainty surrounding Alexander Isak's future.

Brentford manager Keith Andrews says striker Yoane Wissa will not be included in the squad for the team’s opening Premier League game against Nottingham Forest on Sunday amid uncertainty over his future at the London club.

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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.

Wissa was the apex predator of the penalty box in the Premier League, as his movement, anticipation etc - as well as Brentford's style of play - saw him take by far the highest-quality chances on average in the league.