Alexander Isak's ability to go AWOL (absent without leave) from Newcastle training amid a Liverpool transfer bid has been explained in detail. The Swedish striker is in a unique contractual situation that grants him significant leverage. Following agreement in principle with Liverpool, Isak has been allowed by Newcastle a degree of freedom during negotiations, leading to his sporadic absence from training sessions.

The rationale behind this arrangement lies in the mutual understanding between player and club. Newcastle respects Isak's stance and ambitions, which has resulted in a temporary relaxation of typical training obligations. This is partly because Liverpool's interest in Isak is not merely speculative: reports confirm a verbal agreement in principle, suggesting a transfer is imminent.

Such absences are therefore not disciplinary issues but strategic allowances, easing the negotiation process. Newcastle aims to maintain a constructive relationship with the player during this period, managing the situation professionally rather than strictly enforcing standard training requirements.

This development highlights the complexities of modern football transfers, where player power and club negotiations intertwine closely. Allowing Isak this flexibility may speed up formalities, benefiting all parties involved.

Alexander Isak spotted at former club after going 'AWOL' amid Liverpool transfer saga	Newcastle refuse to deny Alexander Isak has gone AWOL after he returned to his old club to train while Toon are on tour in the Far East - as he hopes to force through record Liverpool move	Newcastle make move to sign Premier League striker after Alexander Isak goes AWOL

In summary, Alexander Isak's ability to go AWOL from Newcastle training is directly linked to the ongoing Liverpool transfer deal, with Newcastle granting him leniency during active discussions to facilitate a smooth transition.


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