Isaac's successor has arrived: the same strike and boycott, Newcastle signs the buzzing forward Vysá for £55 million.

Isaac protested with strikes and boycotts at Newcastle to secure his move to Liverpool, and similarly, Vysá staged strikes and boycotts at Brentford to join Newcastle. Both players have now realized their ambitions: Isaac broke the Premier League record with a £130 million transfer to Liverpool, while Vysá has smoothly joined Newcastle as Isaac’s successor in the Magpies team.

Official news confirms that Newcastle has signed Brentford’s 28-year-old forward Vysá from the Democratic Republic of Congo. According to earlier reports by Romano, Newcastle paid a transfer fee of £55 million for Vysá, whose market value on Transfermarkt is €32 million. At Newcastle, Vysá will wear the number 9 shirt, symbolizing the main striker role.

Vysá joined Brentford in the summer of 2021 for a transfer fee of €10 million from Lorient. During his time at the Bees, he has played in various competitions149 matches, scoring 49 goals and providing 13 assistsand has already proven himself in the Premier League, fitting in seamlessly.

Now 28 years old, Vysá stands 1.76 meters tall and is right-footed. Primarily a striker, he can also operate as a winger. Last season, he played 35 Premier League games, scoring 19 goals and assisting 4 times, maintaining a high efficiency. This season, due to his strike and boycott—similar to Isaac—he did not appear in the first three Premier League rounds. With the transfer completed, both clubs have received fees above the players’ market values. We hope Isaac and Vysá will flourish and enjoy even better seasons and careers ahead.