Newcastle United have had a tumultuous summer in the summer transfer market.
Star striker Alexander Isak has been desperately pushing for a move, and incoming signings have been far from smooth sailing.
Despite the impressive acquisitions of Aaron Ramsdale, Malik Thiaw, Jacob Ramsey, and Anthony Elanga, the Magpies have faced many more rejections than approvals.
João Pedro, Hugo Ekitike, Benjamin Šeško, and Liam Delap were all approached, but they chose Premier League rivals instead.
After struggling to complete a move for Brentford forward Yoanne Wissa, the latest striker they may or may not be able to reach an agreement for is Wolves striker Jørgen Strand Larsen.
This Jorgen Strand Larsen player analysis will examine Strand Larsens profile, considering his strengths and weaknesses, and assess how he may fit into the side at St. James Park, either as a replacement for or alongside Alexander Isak or Nick Woltemade.
Jørgen Strand Larsen Stats
Jørgen Strand Larsen possesses all the physical attributes of a typical centre forward, target man profile, although he offers more than this.
The Norwegian stands at 64, and combines this height with strength and speed.
He is capable of leading the line solo but can also run in behind and beat defenders for speed.
Because of this, he suits a system that allows him to mix having his back to goal with the occasional runs in behind.
Jørgen Strand Larsen Pizza Chart
To assess how good Jørgen Strand Larsen is, we need to examine his statistics.
Whilst this TFA chart is not overly impressive in terms of his percentile ranking, the more dominant areas should be used to reflect his strengths and weaknesses.
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