Alexander Isak

[ZenI]

Even if he'll be 110% professional from now on, having a "heart" for a club is so much more decisive.
And in this mess I do believe Isak, Newcastle fucked up - now they expect him to play for them with "passion"? Nah, they should practice some self-awareness if shit went down how I think it went down...

 

[serghei]

No, they will sell him in the end, but they want to send a messagge and they should. Or else any player who has a good season will throw a tantrum to leave.

 

[Windhook]

I dislike the idea of American/Chinese corporate owned clubs, but state owned clubs like Man City, PSG and Newcastle are even worse. The flow of money is endless and any irregularity is overruled in supreme sports court.

I would only excuse Isak as an idiot, if he didn't know he was coming to Saudi Arabia's prime club on the planet. The lesson was not learned - PSG don't sell their stars. Mbappe wanted out for two years, Qatar didn't give a fuck. Here's your contract, solid as concrete. Mutual termination? Call Florentino if he's interested in paying 150m for your release.

The amount of money Liverpool are ready to pay is also mindblowing. Isak is worth as much as 60-70% of that amount on the current market.

 

[MonteCuler]

Newcastle is craazy

150m, I would take it and never look back. With all due respect. He's good but not 150m good

They probably still deluded thinking they are bigger than they are. With or without Isak they are not winning shit

And also why do people here say "stay away" lol? We are never signing this guy

 

[jamrock]

Owners don't need the money, hold the line and sell him next season for 100m

 

[Maradona37]

Owners don't need the money, hold the line and sell him next season for 100m

But they need to make money so they can buy. These days with PSR it doesn't matter how much you have as you are hamstrung by that factor too.

Gone are the days where teams can just spend a fortune without worrying after cash injection (though some teams clearly still cooking books).