Newcastle United’s Alexander Isak could “push” for a move away from the Tyneside club next summer amid interest in the striker from Arsenal.
The 25-year-old has been on the Gunners’ list of targets since the summer as Mikel Arteta is keen to add a proper number nine to his squad if the right player becomes available.
Arsenal journalist Charles Watts believes that Isak is the “perfect” player for the Gunners but believes it will be hard for the North London club to lure the Swedish international away from St James’ Park in 2025.
Arteta may have been giving some hope as Football Insider are reporting that the 25-year-old could “push” for a move away from Newcastle next summer as the former Real Sociedad star wants to play Champions League football and is growing increasingly concerned about the chances of reaching that level on Tyneside.
This comes after a report from the Daily Mail claimed that Isak’s camp has delayed talks over a new Newcastle contract, however, the Magpies still hold all the cards over the striker’s future as his current deal with the Premier League club doesn’t expire until 2028.
Arsenal would need to part ways with a large sum of cash to bring Isak to the Emirates Stadium next summer and it could be a move that elevates the Gunners to the next level.
Arsenal target Alexander Isak could push for a Newcastle exit. (Photo by George Wood/Getty Images)
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Publish date : 2024-10-28 21:55:59
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