Newcastle star Alexander Isak has set up his efforts to leave the club for Liverpool with an explosive statement on social media and the club has now pronounced in response
Newcastle United has made the 'disappointing' statement by Alexander Isak – which they remain determined to keep. The Swedish striker likes to leave the club in the midst of enormous interest from Liverpool this summer.
He did not come to the club during their pre-season Tournee or trained away from his teammates prior to the new campaign, while the Reds had a bid of more than £ 100 million rejected. And Isak has his efforts to leave St James' Park on Tuesday, referring to 'broken promises' of the Newcastle -Hierarchy in an explosive explanation.
And now the magpies have fallen back to the actions of the attacker and claimed that they would not be obliged to sell him if their requirements were not paid by Liverpool – or another interested club.
A Newcastle statement on Tuesday was: “We are disappointed that tonight we have been warned about a social media post by Alexander Isak. We are clear that Alex will remain under contract and that a club officer never assumed that Alex can leave Newcastle United this summer.
“We want to keep our best players, but we also understand that players have their own wishes and we listen to their opinion. As explained to Alex and his representatives, we must always take into account the best interests of Newcastle United, the team and our supporters in all decisions and we have been clear that the conditions of a sale did not happen this summer.
“We do not foresee that those conditions are met. This is a proud football club with proud traditions and we strive to retain our family feeling. Alex remains part of our family and will be welcomed when he is ready to join his teammates.”
Isak chose not to attend the Blitse PFA awards on Tuesday in the midst of the continuous transfer Furore, even though he was mentioned in the team of the year last season. Instead, he broke his silence on his future for the first time.
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“I kept silent for a long time while others spoke,” he wrote on Instagram. “That silence has enabled people to push their own version of events, although they know that it does not reflect what was really said and agreed behind closed doors. The reality is that promises have been made and the club had known my position for a long time.
“To pretend that these problems are only on the rise, it is misleading. When promises are broken and trust is lost, the relationship cannot continue. That is where things are now for me and why change in the best interest of everyone is, not just myself.”
Isak has left for three years to walk on his contract with Newcastle. The side of Eddie Howe is already looking for his replacement, in which Wolves star Jorgen Strand Larsen has been identified as a potential successor.