Italy Under 18- International star Fabio Zamblera has signed a 4 and a half year deal for Newcastle United, making him Kevin Keegan and Dennis Wise's first signing for the club. Newcastle's new Technical Director Jeff Vetere played a huge part in securing the deal.
Atlanta's 17 year old, 6ft 3in striker, has agreed personal terms with the club and passed a medical.
Zamblera never made a 1st team appearence for Atlanta but comes highly recommended by talent scouts who specialise in young emerging players.
If reports are to be believed then the club have managed to secure the 4 and a half year deal for a fee of £300,000.
Ole Solderburg is his name he's a U 19 international.
There's nothing wrong with Krul KK and Wise are just trying to get the best young players in the world for every position. Nothing wrong with that.
I was very impressed with the Wise interview on NUFC.co.uk. He sounds really enthusiastic.
Future sounds great. If we go down now we should send our superstars on loan until e get prem again. Play our kids get them experience Premiership football again.
this signing is a waste of time, he wont play for the first team he will just play in the reserves for nxt few years. Better if he goes out on loan to someone
toonlad 38 this signing is a waste of time, he wont play for the first team he will just play in the reserves for nxt few years. Better if he goes out on loan to someone
Do you do anything but moan, man?
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