Alexander Isaac’s agent swiped in Newcastle after helping his client join Liverpool.
Vlad Remik, an agent of Alexander Isaac, insists that “it’s fine when someone is there, but it’s even better to know that they’re not going to be with you again.”
The Swedes completed the British record switch to Anfield, and ultimately went his way as the Reds spent £1.255 billion.
Isaac’s exit left a bitter taste in the mouth of Geordie’s followers and feelings from his agents.
The short clip circulated on social media, with agents and Isaac being criticized by football fans. “That’s pretty bad. I hope there’s no player he wants to send to Newcastle any time soon.” Another addition: “Hopefully, PIF (Newcastle owner) should be careful. When the client actually owns the entire league, that’s not his clever thing as an agent.” The third is, “The emotions are mutually honest. I hope there’s no need to deal with that agent or any of his players again.”
The opening week of the season has been dominated by talks about whether Newcastle would ultimately choose to sell Isaac. The striker has become a major light for the team, but earlier this summer he made it clear that he wants to leave the club and explore his options.
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He then cited the injury as a reason for missing the club’s preseason tour, but only saw his training at former club Real Sociedad. Isaac was then told to train away from the first team before making an explosive statement on social media targeting the club.
The Swedes said: “The promises have been made, and the club has known my position for a long time, and now they are acting like these issues are emerging.
Isaac was thought to be angry at his refusal to fulfill a promise from his former boss and confirm his contract. Former sports director Paul Mitchell shelved those consultations when he arrived with a striker who was grumbling over the decision.
Newcastle issued a short, cold statement when it announced its exit for the deadline day. The player himself claimed that he was partly relieved that he would seal the exit by further strengthening the offensive line of Electric Liverpool.
He said: “It’s a mixed emotion – some relief, but a lot of pride, happiness. I’m happy it’s finished and I’m back to work. I’m looking forward to meeting my teammates and fans and getting back there.”
Liverpool has already visited St James Park this season, winning 3-2 at a stop over a week ago, but Isaac’s first meeting with his previous club is scheduled for January 31st as Newcastle heads to Anfield.
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