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Brentford omit outcast Wissa for Season Opener
The Guardian
|August 15, 2025
Keith Andrews has revealed Yoane Wissa will not take part in Brentford's opening game against Nottingham Forest on Sunday amid strong interest from Newcastle.
The forward from the Democratic Republic of the Congo is understood to have been training on his own this week as Andrews prepares to take charge of his first match since succeeding Thomas Frank.
Brentford are holding out for about £40m and Newcastle have proved unwilling to match their valuation for the 28-year-old, having had an offer worth up to £30m rejected last month.
This story is from the August 15, 2025 edition of The Guardian.
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