After successfully in releasing Kieron Dyer to West Ham, now Allardyce will try to hold on our Peruvian legend Nolberto Solano.

Allardyce says that he would be sad to see Nobby Solano leave Newcastle United but concedes that could happen with the little Peruvian wishing to be closer to his family. I believe most of us will also sad to see him go. He is one of the very rare foreign player, especially from outside Europe who is successfully become an adopted Geordie.

There’s no current offer for his services, but a rumour has been told about an interest came from Pompey. With Solano keen to be closer to his children in the South, Allardyce admits that the midfielder could be heading for pastures new.

Post your comments here and tell the world that you will also feel sad to see him go, we still need his skill and imho, he is not just a great player, but he is already a legend here at Newcastle United.

Big Sam has been granted the green light from Newcastle chairman to make more big-money signings this month, but first he must sells Kieron Dyer. The ’Want to Leave’ remains for sale by Newcastle at £8 million, but news of a renewed bid from the Hammers appears the only possibility of him being sold by this month.

It appears that Newcastle will also added Nolberto Solano on a new deal with West Ham for Kieron Dyer, as the old Peruvian is surprisingly has signaled the desire to also leave the club.

But later on about the greenlight Allardyce insisted that even if Dyer didn’t finally make a go to West Ham or any other club, but he found any other player suitable to buy, he would get that player.

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It has been reported couple days ago that Sam Allardyce will have a transfer fund around £50m to buy quality players for Newcastle this season. But the latest target names will costs for nothing if Toon can get them signed.

Cameroon international Geremi from Chelsea and the latest potential target, Brazilian Edmilson from FC Barcelona, both will be a free agent player which is under Bosman rule will be vailable for free.

Now the question is, was he realy need that transfer kitty?

Mike Ashley would be proud of Sam Allardyce ability to get quality players for free, which means he doesn’t have to spend much on his first year as the new owner of Newcastle United.

IMHO, Big Sam is get used to with a very limited budget, but still he can get great results on finding the right players to play for him. I salute you Allardyce!

I think at the moment, Allardyce is realize that even he has £100m transfer budget, he can’t get such a “Big Names” to play for him. He doesn’t want to get upset for the second time after his former player at Bolton turn down his offer to re-join him at Newcastle, although that player don’t have that “Big Name” quality.

So, let’s save that £50m for next season, when we have transformed into the top four club in the league. With Champions Cup place on hand, and with more well organized Newcastle United management, we can attract more “Big Names” into the squad and more than enough money to buy any players in the world that Sam Allardyce wanted.