US EditionEddie Howe Speaks Out on Alexander Isak Future as Newcastle Striker Eyes Liverpool Move - Liverpool Echo
NEWCASTLE UPON TYNE, ENGLAND, JUL 25 – Eddie Howe hopes to retain Alexander Isak despite transfer interest from Liverpool and others, with the striker missing pre-season due to a minor thigh injury, and no contract talks underway.
- Newcastle manager Eddie Howe addressed Alexander Isak's uncertain future after the striker missed the club's Asia pre-season tour in July 2025 due to a minor thigh injury.
- Isak's desire to explore a move, coupled with interest from Liverpool offering around £120 million, has increased speculation despite Newcastle's stance that no contract talks are ongoing.
- Howe confirmed Isak is in Newcastle undergoing injury assessment, noted he is popular with teammates, and stressed the club aims for stability while managing transfer decisions carefully.
- Howe stated, "Whatever happens has to be right for Newcastle," and added, "He will be aware he's in the news every day, and that's not easy for anyone in that situation."
- Howe admitted he cannot guarantee Isak will stay but emphasized Newcastle is financially strong and determined to succeed, implying decisions on the striker's future will be made with caution.
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