The specific way of transfers, such as those related to Alexander Isaac’s move from Newcastle to Liverpool, was disappointed with former Manchester United striker Louis Saha
Alexander Isaac is said to have been harmed by the way he moved to Liverpool. The Swedes, who became Newcastle United heroes, were at the heart of a summer tug-of-war between Magpies and Liverpool.
Newcastle gave up on the fact that their star striker had not been sold and turned down the champion’s first bid. However, after ISAK effectively went on strike and issued an explosive social media statement expressing his desire to leave, he ultimately won his wish, leading to widespread criticism, including his former manager, Eddie Howe.
Liverpool paid the UK record £155 million, landed Isaac and managed to make the Reds debut on Sunday at Burnley. There was a similar standoff involving Joan Wissa and Brentford before Congo sealed the forward’s move to Newcastle as one of Isaac’s replacements.
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The situation around these transfers didn’t sit well with former Manchester United and Newcastle striker Louis Saha, who believes that the actions of certain players and agents are taking something out of the game.
Saha told Gambling.com:
“So there are a lot of factors that make the commercial side so ruthless and not good. That’s why the agents told them, “I don’t care about your image, do what I’m trying to move on us.” And he (the agent) is not exposed. ”
Saha suspects that some players may feel forced to act against their wishes.
“But this is a strategy and they are forced to do things they don’t like, and I remember being in a situation where I was asked to do something like this and asked to request a move.
“This is my limit. I want to play and respect players, so I think it’s sad, but that’s the world right now.” ISAK, who hasn’t played competitive club football this season, could begin a Liverpool career on the bench. Meanwhile, Wissa has to wait for Newcastle’s debut after being excluded from a house collision with a wolf through injury.
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