US EditionAlexander Isak Won’t Play Against Liverpool but Still Has Newcastle Future, Howe Says
- Newcastle United manager Eddie Howe confirmed striker Alexander Isak will not be part of the squad for the upcoming Liverpool game on Monday night.
- Isak's absence follows his public statement midweek expressing discontent with Newcastle over broken promises about an agreement to allow his transfer amid Liverpool's interest.
- Howe described the situation as challenging and less than ideal for everyone involved but emphasized that there are no personal conflicts between him and Isak, who has been training separately from the first team.
- Isak netted 23 goals last season, placing him just behind Mohamed Salah in the Premier League’s goal-scoring rankings, and Howe expressed his full support for the striker’s return to Newcastle.
- Howe remains optimistic that an agreement with Isak can be reached and is keen to see the striker return to Newcastle, although the approaching September 1 transfer deadline leaves uncertainty about what lies ahead for the player.
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The transfer-zoff around Alexander Isak continues! The Newcastle goaltender wants to switch to Master Liverpool. But the chances of the transfer coming about are huge! Coach Eddie Howe is angry, threatens Sweden and puts him away. "This is a loose-lose situation, Newcastle coach Eddie Howe described the ruling conflict. On Monday (21 o'clock) comes the direct duel of the two clubs, the Swedish team-turmer will not participate on the lawn. Liverp…
Eddie Howe makes Alexander Isak Liverpool transfer admission after fiery Newcastle statement - The Mirror
Alexander Isak is pushing for a big money move to Liverpool this summer and Newcastle manager Eddie Howe has spoken out about the striker's future after he released an explosive statement
Premier League: Isak will not play against Liverpool, Newcastle boss Howe confirms
Newcastle United’s want-away striker Alexander Isak will not be in the squad when it hosts Premier League champion Liverpool on Monday, said boss Eddie Howe, who called the tense standoff a “lose-lose” situation.
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