Alexander Isak is one of the most sought-after players in the Premier League at the moment, and the Swede could be set for a move at the end of the season.
Newcastle United is an ambitious club and has held onto him for a long time, but the question remains—how much longer can they keep him?
Isak’s performances have reached a new level in the Premier League this season, which is one of the main reasons he is being tipped for a transfer. His development has been impressive, and he is now considered one of the most trusted forwards in world football. With his immense talent, he is certainly capable of playing for a bigger club.
Arsenal is closely tracking him and is regarded as one of the clubs with a strong chance of securing his signature. However, the Gunners are not the only ones interested in him, as several other teams are also monitoring his situation.
The competition for Isak’s services in the summer is expected to be intense, and it may not only come from Premier League rivals such as Liverpool.
According to Standard Sport, Paris Saint-Germain is also interested in signing Isak and is preparing an offer to strengthen their position in the race for his signature.
The report claims that PSG is willing to include a player in a swap deal, which could be an attractive proposition for Newcastle United.
Isak is one of the best strikers in the world, and any club hoping to secure his services will have to fight hard to complete a deal when the season comes to an end. With his performances continuing to improve, it is no surprise that some of Europe’s biggest clubs are positioning themselves for a potential move.
Newcastle United will undoubtedly want to keep hold of their star forward, but whether they can resist the pressure from top clubs remains to be seen. If Isak does decide to leave, he will not be short of options, and his next destination could be one of Europe’s elite clubs.
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PSG are rumoured to offer three players, Marco Asensio, Goncalo Ramos and Randal Kolo Muani. One is over the hill, one had potential in Portugal but has trouble scoring for PSG in a one team league, the other is sent out on loan because PSG don’t want him. Where is the sense in paying for three duds? Arsenal can’t afford him, Liverpool want to use sicknote Gomez in part of a swap deal valueing him at £38m! He’ll be worth £38m when turkeys start voting for Christmas twice a year. So they can’t afford him, Barcelona interested, but they’re unable to register some of their current players – so they can’t afford him. Bidding starts at £150m. To enter you must prove you have real money, not hospital bed fillers as part ex.
Whilst I don’t disagree with any point you’ve made, it’s important to remember Isak’s wants are a factor. If Newcastle miss CL again he’ll almost certainly push for a move, as no offence to Newcastle but they’ve never been ones to win much and they seem to have been feverishly plateauing the past year. I like Howe but has he or those above gone as far as they can? I’m sure that’s what Isak and his team will be questioning if they finish fifth or lower.
We can “build” our own Isak by buying Sesko or Hugo Ekitike
Is Sesko really that good?…i havnt watched enough of him to have an opinion
I’ve seen some of his UCL matches, and Euros. Work in progress but the potential is obviously there. It’s not like we’re talking about a Hojlund who was so raw before going to United. If we can get him in for 60-70mill it’d be a good transfer, with a somewhat low risk. Isak wasn’t exactly putting up big numbers before he moved to Newcastle and now he’s a hit. He’s a player who I think could hit double digits his first season and far more reliable in his finishing than the options we have.