Chelsea, Arsenal & Man Utd offered chance to complete shock late deal for Newcastle's Callum Wilson

Chelsea, Manchester United and Arsenal had all entered the January transfer window with an eye out on strikers who could potentially be available on a bargain to solve their respective scoring issues. They have now been alerted to the availability of the 31-year-old at a cut price, as per The Standard, as the Magpies remain on the cusp of the limit of the Premier League's Profitability and Sustainability rules. Wilson is a sellable asset for the Saudi Public Investment Fund-owned club alongside Miguel Almiron, who has had a move to the Middle East hinted at.

While on the Footballer’s Football Podcast with Michail Antonio, Wilson was asked about links to Atletico and AC Milan, he said [via The Standard]: "It’s January. The window is open and there is always speculation with players, not just regarding myself but with everyone else in the squad as well. I haven’t got much more to say than that."

For Manchester United, the signing of Wilson would be as a backup and mentor to Rasmus Hojlund, who has misfired for Erik Ten Hag so far. For the two London clubs, he would provide a forward who is a dependable goal scorer while having very lot of English football experience. The 31-year-old has scored a total of 86 goals in 215 Premier League appearances.

With just over five days left to the end of the winter transfer window, any club wants to make a move for the 31-year-old. He will be in action next when the Magpies take on Fulham on Saturday, January 27 in the fourth round of the FA Cup.