US EditionIsak selected by Sweden for World Cup qualifiers despite not playing for Newcastle
Alexander Isak has not played for Newcastle this season amid a transfer dispute; Sweden coach Jon Dahl Tomasson values his match-winning potential despite limited training.
- On Wednesday, Sweden named Alexander Isak in a 24-player squad for their upcoming World Cup qualifying matches versus Kosovo and Slovenia.
- At 25 years old, Isak has yet to make an appearance for Newcastle this season and has been training separately from the first team amid an ongoing transfer dispute.
- Isak revealed last week that broken promises by Newcastle caused lost trust, and he is reportedly trying to force a move to Liverpool before Monday’s transfer deadline.
- Sweden's coach Jon Dahl Tomasson acknowledged that Isak has not yet practiced with the squad and that his circumstances are less than ideal, but emphasized that he is an important player eager to join the team.
- Isak’s inclusion indicates Sweden values his match-deciding ability despite his club issues, which could impact their World Cup qualifying campaign starting next month.
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Alexander Isak has been called up to the Swedish national team for upcoming matches against Slovenia and Kosovo, despite being outcast at Newcastle.
Alexander Isak was selected by Sweden to compete in the next two qualifying matches at the 2026 World Championship despite strong tensions with his club.
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