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Why Alexander Isak Misses Arsenal vs Newcastle United as Statement Released
- Newcastle United manager Eddie Howe left star striker Alexander Isak out of the squad for Sunday’s Premier League match at Arsenal due to a minor groin injury.
- Isak’s absence followed scans confirming the injury and concerns from multiple groin issues this season, with Howe noting surgery is unlikely and the player’s fitness uncertain for upcoming matches.
- Callum Wilson replaces Isak in attack for Newcastle, who sit two points behind Arsenal in a crucial contest for a Champions League qualification spot.
- Isak, a 25-year-old Sweden international, has scored 23 goals in 33 Premier League games this season, ranking second only to Mohamed Salah who has 28 goals.
- The injury setback could affect Newcastle’s push for a top-four finish, with Isak’s availability for the season finale against Everton still in doubt.
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The Independent (US)Why Alexander Isak missed Newcastle’s trip to Arsenal
Newcastle face Arsenal at the Emirates on Sunday hoping to all but secure a spot in next season’s Champions League
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Why Alexander Isak misses Arsenal vs Newcastle United on Sunday
Newcastle are without Alexander Isak at Arsenal on Sunday (Picture: Getty Images) Alexander Isak is not in the Newcastle United squad for the trip to Arsenal on Sunday, missing out due to a minor groin injury. Magpies boss Eddie Howe has made just one change after beating Chelsea last time out, bringing in Callum Wilson for the injured Swede for the crunch clash with the Gunners. It is a blow for Newcastle in their challenge for a Champions Leag…
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