This included a curtain lazer for Aston Villa on Saturday.
“Two things should happen here. First, he needs to submit a transfer request,” Winter said.
“I know (he doesn’t) but why does he deserve a loyalty bonus or financial compensation from Newcastle United mid-contract? It should never be.”
Liverpool is also contributing to the saga. At the beginning of August, they submitted a £110 million proposal to their competitors.
They have not returned with a fresh approach since then and will not do so until Newcastle receives a signal that they are willing to offload the striker. Winter did not refrain from criticizing Liverpool’s approach to Isaac.
He added: “Liverpool should put in the right offers. We’ve seen pretty decent players move for £450,000-£600,000 for players like this, especially with transfer windows like this. He’s an elite level player.
“Please put in the right offer. You may be waiting until after next week’s game (against Newcastle), but it’s tinking the start of the season.
“Liverpool had a great transfer window, but I think we need to give Newcastle United a little more respect.
Arne Slot’s team will head to St James Park within a week for their second Premier League match of the season. It was Newcastle’s first home game, and Eddie Howe is eagerly hoping for a clash.
“I think it’s always tough for Liverpool. There’s a history in the fixtures anyway,” said the Magpie boss.
“It was an incredible fixture in the Premier League for many years, so we look forward to it, we respect them and know how good they are.
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