Why did Newcastle sign Vysal even after acquiring Voltmade? Premier League non-penalty goals = Isak

Three rounds into the Premier League this season, Newcastle, lacking a striker because of Isak's strike, has recorded 2 draws and 1 defeat without a single win, sitting fourth from last and level on points with the relegation zone. This clearly indicates that under Eddie Howe's system, a powerful striker is necessary. So why does Newcastle pursue Vysal even after signing Voltmade? The explanation is as follows:

Vysal, aged 29, is 1.76 meters tall, right-footed, and capable of playing both as a striker and winger. His market value on Transfermarkt is estimated at 32 million euros. Last season, he played 35 Premier League matches for Brentford, scoring an impressive 19 goals along with 4 assists.

What kind of statistic is Vysal's 19 Premier League goals last season, excluding penalties?Last season, Premier League Golden Boot winner Salah scored 29 goals, including 9 penalties, with 20 non-penalty goals, ranking first in the league; Silver Boot winner Isak scored 23 goals, including 4 penalties, with 19 non-penalty goals, ranking second. This figure matches Haaland’s (22 goals with 3 penalties) and Vysal’s. This means Vysal’s ability to score non-penalty goals at Brentford is on par with Isak and Haaland, second only to Salah. Considering Brentford's squad strength is far below Newcastle and Manchester City, this is the fundamental reason Newcastle insists on signing Vysal before letting Isak go, effectively securing a proven top-level attacker in the Premier League as a replacement.