Newcastle to beat Man United for 16-year-old MLS talent as Almiron replacement

The latest Newcastle transfer news - Newcastle looking to sign Nimfasha Berchimas. The 16-year-old MLS star can be the perfect Almiron replacement.

Newcastle United are interested in signing Nimfasha Berchimas. The 16-year-old forward is already attracting attention across Europe. His talent has made him one of the most exciting young prospects in football.

Newcastle have faced challenges on the pitch and in transfers recently. They managed a thrilling 3-3 draw with Liverpool but suffered a 4-2 defeat against Brentford. This inconsistency highlights the need for reinforcements.

Newcastle transfer news - Newcastle looking to sign Nimfasha Berchimas

The summer transfer window was frustrating for Newcastle fans. Paul Mitchell, the new sporting director, failed to deliver major signings. With January approaching, Newcastle have a chance to strengthen the squad.

Bryan Mbeumo and Antoine Semenyo are reportedly targets for the Magpies. These signings could improve their attack alongside Alexander Isak. However, Newcastle are also looking at young talents like Berchimas for the future according to TBR Football.

Berchimas is currently with MLS side Charlotte FC. He has already trained with Bayern Munich and is set to train with Manchester United. Clubs like RB Leipzig, Borussia Dortmund, Atletico Madrid, and Real Madrid are also interested.

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MLS insider Tom Bogert described Berchimas as a "huge talent." At just 16 years old, he has made three appearances for Charlotte’s first team. He also scored six goals in 21 games for their youth side.

Berchimas can only move to Europe when he is 18 and that is in 2026. Despite this, securing his signature now would be a smart move. Newcastle could develop him into a key player for the future.

If Newcastle want a long-term replacement for Miguel Almiron, Berchimas could be an ideal choice. Almiron also came from MLS, and the Magpies could follow a similar path with this young star.