Liverpool target Isak ‘controls’ his Newcastle future
Summary
Newcastle United manager Eddie Howe says striker Alexander Isak has control over his future with the club amidst Liverpool's interest in signing him. Isak has reportedly expressed a desire to leave Newcastle, leading Howe to comment on the uncertain situation. Liverpool has attempted to sign Isak with a considerable offer, but Newcastle has rejected it, and discussions about his potential transfer are ongoing.Key Facts
- Alexander Isak, a Swedish striker for Newcastle United, reportedly wants to leave the club.
- Liverpool made a bid of £110 million for Isak, which Newcastle rejected.
- Isak has not joined his team for training or preseason matches, instead training alone at his former club, Real Sociedad.
- Isak has three years left on his contract with Newcastle, and he may face fines for missing matches.
- Newcastle manager Eddie Howe says the decision about Isak's future is uncertain and depends largely on Isak himself.
- Liverpool has shown interest in submitting a second offer for Isak.
- Newcastle fans are upset with Isak's actions, but Howe believes there is a possibility for reconciliation.
- Newcastle is also looking to strengthen its squad by targeting other players like Jacob Ramsey and Yoane Wissa.
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