Premier League: Austrian midfielder Valentino Lazaro joins Newcastle United on loan from Inter Milan
Newcastle United have signed Austrian international midfielder Valentino Lazaro on loan from Inter Milan till the end of the Premier League season, they announced on Friday.
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Newcastle United have signed Austrian international midfielder Valentino Lazaro on loan from Inter Milan till the end of the Premier League season, they announced on Friday
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'Valentino is a quality player who’ll add to us in attacking areas of the field, where we need to improve,' said Newcastle manager Steve Bruce
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Algeria midfielder Bentaleb’s signing, on loan from Bundesliga side Schalke, was announced on Tuesday as Newcastle’s first signing of the January transfer window
London: Newcastle United have signed Austrian international midfielder Valentino Lazaro on loan from Inter Milan till the end of the Premier League season, they announced on Friday.
Newcastle United have signed Valentino Lazaro on loan from Inter Milan till the end of the Premier League season. Twitter @valentinolazaro
The 23-year-old joined Inter from Bundesliga side Hertha Berlin last July.
“Valentino is a quality player who’ll add to us in attacking areas of the field, where we need to improve,” said Newcastle manager Steve Bruce.
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“He can play in a few positions but he is a natural winger with an excellent delivery. We have worked hard to get him ahead of other clubs, so I’m delighted with what we’ve done. Along with Nabil Bentaleb, he’ll give us strong options.”
Algeria midfielder Bentaleb’s signing, on loan from Bundesliga side Schalke, was announced on Tuesday as Newcastle’s first signing of the January transfer window.
Newcastle are 14th in the league and have a long list of players who are out injured.
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