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Why Newcastle Have Reservations About Sesko - Plus the Latest on Isak's Future
GIPUZKOA, BASQUE COUNTRY, JUL 31 – Alexander Isak is training at Real Sociedad while recovering from injury and exploring a transfer; Liverpool prepares a potential £150 million bid amid Newcastle's reluctance to sell.
- Alexander Isak, the 25-year-old Newcastle forward, is currently preparing on his own at the facilities of his previous team, Real Sociedad, as transfer rumors linking him to Liverpool continue this summer.
- Isak has expressed a desire to leave Newcastle this summer, although the club says it has not received any formal offers for him.
- Newcastle cite a minor thigh injury as the reason for Isak missing the club’s preseason tour and recent matches, with the player working on recovery at Sociedad’s Zubieta training ground.
- Newcastle value Isak at around £150 million, and manager Eddie Howe said, "My wish is that he stays, but that's not in my full control."
- Isak's future remains uncertain, suggesting potential high-stakes transfer talks that could affect Newcastle’s squad dynamics this summer.
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Why Newcastle have reservations about Sesko - plus the latest on Isak's future
Newcastle United will not allow Alexander Isak to leave unless they secure two new strikers this summer.For all the talk around the Sweden international, who is currently training on his own at former club Real Sociedad, in the end it is likely to be cold, hard transfer market dynamics that dictate the next steps on Tyneside.A realistic prospect? No-one at Newcastle is quite sure what happens next but the silence from the club about Isak’s decis…
Alexander Isak, 25, has left England. He is now reportedly training on his own in Spain. According to Sky Sports, he is training at Real Sociedad's training facility.
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It is fair to say that Liverpool’s pursuit of Newcastle United striker Alexander Isak has turned into a full blown transfer saga. It all began with the Reds making an informal approach to their Premier League rival about a possible deal for the striker. When the Magpies told them he was not for sale, Liverpool simply went and signed Hugo Ekitike; a forward Eddie Howe was eager to get from Eintracht Frankfurt. It didn’t end there, though. Isak t…
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