Alexander Isak speaks out on Liverpool transfer decision and Newcastle ownership

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Isak left Newcastle during the summer transfer window to complete a £125million move to Liverpool.The striker has so far scored two goals for the reigning Premier League champions, and has now spoken about his departure from Newcastle.Isak revealed he only agreed to his first newspaper interview since departing St James' Park because it was to mark receiving Sweden's golden ball award, reports Chronicle Live.Speaking to Sportbladet about leaving Newcastle, Isak said: "I can say this: Things are always more complicated than they seem.READ MORE: Arne Slot confirms Liverpool injury boost for Tottenham trip but seven players unavailableREAD MORE: Arne Slot's key Liverpool press conference updates as Reds handed triple injury boost"I have talked about this, but I have not gone into depth. You can find negative things when it comes to everyone, and different things in our society."I think you have to take it for what it is.

It's an English club in the best league in the world, a step in your career."Three years ago, Newcastle splashed out £63million to sign Isak from Real Sociedad, a transfer that breathed new life into his career and set him on course to become one of the world's most formidable strikers that earned him a place in the PFA Premier League Team of the Year last term.Isak revealed he didn't give much thought to the club's ownership before making the switch, instead concentrating solely on his ambition to compete in the Premier League.When questioned whether players should face criticism for joining Newcastle, Isak responded: “No. It’s a Premier League club, playing in England, in the best league in the world.“If you have that option, it feels very far-fetched that you should say no to it because of their owners.

From my perspective, a footballer’s perspective, as I said, you go to a Premier League club."When pressed on whether choosing Liverpool was straightforward, he answered: “Yes. If you're curious, you can read our Privacy Notice.Sky Sports discounted Premier League and EFL packageThis article contains affiliate links, we will receive a commission on any sales we generate from it.