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As part of their long-term commitment to developing young talent, Newcastle United is apparently interested in another rising star from Norway.

Sindre Walle Egeli, an 18-year-old winger for FC Nordsjaelland, is the target of the Magpies after the success of Yankuba Minteh, according to HITC.

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As Egeli has established himself in the Danish Superliga, a number of Premier League teams, including Brighton, Brentford, and West Ham, have expressed interest in signing him.

With a contract that runs until 2028, the gifted winger has drawn comparisons to fellow Norwegian Erling Haaland from the local media because of his impressive goal-scoring record as a young player.

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one of the most gifted individuals in Denmark.
Egeli’s impressive goal scoring record for Norway at different youth levels serves as a testament to his potential. In 35 games between the U15 and U21 divisions, he has scored 32 goals. In just 40 games, he has amassed an incredible 38 goal contributions (30 goals and 8 assists) across all competitions and divisions. [Transfermarkt]

His technical skills and attacking flair make him a desirable option for Premier League teams seeking to add youthful talent to their rosters.

After successfully signing Yankuba Minteh for €8 million last summer, Newcastle is now pursuing Egeli.

Minteh later sold for €35 million to Brighton, demonstrating the Magpies’ effective approach of acquiring and nurturing young players for the potential and depth of their own team.

ppearances this season, scoring three goals and dishing out one assist, further confirming his status as  future earnings.As part of their long-term squad-building strategy, Newcastle continues to prioritise youthful talent, therefore Egeli’s move to St. James’ Park would be a wise investment.

Given Egeli’s potential, Newcastle’s acquisition of him might further solidify their ascent in the Premier League and in European competition as they work to bolster their youth system.

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