French Eagle agreed to buy out and rent Osura with 5 million + 25 million, but Newcastle temporarily regretted

Hupu September 2nd News German media photo newspaper updated the inside story of the negotiations between Frankfurt and Newcastle.

It was another exciting match on Monday night, and it was not settled until the last moment. William Osula (22) was expected to transfer from Newcastle United to Frankfurt, but failed at the last moment.

Last weekend, Osula made his Premier League debut for Newcastle United, while Aston Villa showed great interest in the 1.91m tall striker. The terms of the transfer have been agreed and Villa is willing to pay £40 million. Ultimately, UEFA's transfer rules blocked the deal.

So when the buzzer-beating was over, Frankfurt intervened.

Frankfurt realized that Ausura might open a door and began negotiations. After several rounds of negotiations, the two clubs reached an agreement:

Frankfurt will loan the Danish player for one year, with a loan fee of 5 million euros. After that, the club can choose to buy him out for 25 million euros.

Frankfurt quickly clarified the international's transfer intention: he was eager to join Frankfurt and had packed his luggage at home.

He could have formed a truly strong offensive lineup with Jonathan Burcate and Eli Wahi. On the other hand, Mickey Bashua Ibn can leave the club – and there are many suitors in Türkiye (the transfer deadline is September 12).

But later Newcastle suddenly made a concession and decided not to let Osula go. The possible reason is: this English club prefers to force a buyout rather than choose to buyout.