Wayne Rooney has blasted the behaviour of Yoane Wissa as he tries to force a move from Brentford to Newcastle United this summer.

Yoane Wissa could be set for a stunning return to action for Brentford if their latest training footage is anything to go by. It comes after Newcastle saw an improved offer for the forward

Wayne Rooney says Yoane Wissa removing all association with Brentford from his Instagram account is "very disrespectful" and players will not want Alexander Isak back at Newcastle.

Yoane Wissa continues to be subject to rumours around a move to Newcastle and Brentford have now released training ground footage that may give a hint into his future.

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Wissa has refused to train with Brentford to help force through his move to St James’ Park. Earlier this week, he deleted all traces of Brentford’s presence from his social media, as he looks to make it clear that he has no interest in playing for the club again.

Brentford manager Keith Andrews says striker Yoane Wissa will not be included in the squad for the team’s opening Premier League game against Nottingham Forest on Sunday amid uncertainty over his future at the London club.

Newcastle have made an improved offer worth £40million for Yoane Wissa, talkSPORT understands. The Magpies’ bid includes a £35m fee plus £5m in potential add-ons, although Brentford’s

Newcastle United have submitted a new bid for Brentford's Yoane Wissa worth £40 million. The offer is said to be comprised of a £35 million transfer fee and £5 million in “difficult to achieve” add-ons.

Brentford have posted a major update from their training ground as Yoane Wissa is spotted back in training with Keith Andrews ’ first-team. Wissa has been heavily-linked with a move to Newcastle United throughout the summer and reportedly told the Bees’ hierarchy that he would never play for them again if denied a move to St James’ Park.