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 | Eddie Howe speaks out on Alexander Isak's 'sad' statement - and tells him to keep quiet - as Newcastle fight back against Liverpool's interest in striker |
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Eddie Howe Addresses Alexander Isak Transfer Saga
Eddie Howe has addressed the ongoing situation involving striker Alexander Isak, who is seeking a transfer to Liverpool. Isak has accused Newcastle United of breaking promises regarding his transfer, leading to a rift between the player and the club. Newcastle has rejected a £110 million offer from Liverpool, stating they do not foresee conditions for a sale being met before the transfer deadline on September 1.
Howe described the situation as a "sad moment," expressing his preference for handling such matters privately. Despite the tension, Howe emphasized his desire for Isak to remain part of the Newcastle squad: "He's contracted to us. He's our player. My wish is that he would be playing on Monday. He won't be, and that's regrettable. But 100 per cent I want him back in a Newcastle shirt."
Isak has been absent from training in protest and will not participate in the upcoming Premier League match against Liverpool. The situation is a significant challenge for Howe, as it not only affects team dynamics but also has implications for Newcastle's season.
Implications for Newcastle and Liverpool
The transfer saga involving Isak has significant implications for both Newcastle and Liverpool. If Isak were to leave, it could impact Newcastle's attacking capabilities. Meanwhile, Liverpool's pursuit of Isak highlights their need for a striker, which could be crucial for their season's success.
Despite the uncertainty, Howe remains hopeful that the situation will be resolved soon, allowing the team to focus on their performances rather than off-field distractions. However, with the transfer window closing soon, the fate of Isak and both clubs' strategies remain uncertain. PP
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