Alexander Isaac’s Newcastle future remains uncertain, with Liverpool boss Arne Slot suggesting that Anfield club can make the move just by remaining in the transfer window
Arne Slot hinted that Liverpool will return in another attempt to sign Alexander Isaac after Newcastle United agreed to a deal with Stuttgart’s Nick Urtemade. Magpies have accepted a £65 million bid for the striker as they are about to ultimately sign the striker this summer.
Liverpool has already seen ISAK bids worth the first £110 million have been knocked back. Swedish International said he will not play for Newcastle again and has not trained with Eddie Howe’s first team team since withdrawing from the club’s Asian preseason tour.
Newcastle wanted two advances through the door, before considering the exit for the scorer, after seeing Callum Wilson already set out, despite suggesting that Isaac was not on sale early in the window. Woltemade, who scored 12 Bundesliga goals in the previous term, is currently planning to take part, and ISAK returns will be important in MACPIES to ensure another option.
And there is only a few days left until the transfer deadline and the time runs out. The former Real Sociedad star would certainly want a slow change in situations.
Liverpool’s boss slot played it cool when asked about the possibility of landing Isaac, highlighting the influence of Federico Chiesa and Rionugumoha this season. The Dutch then admitted that the team was constantly trying to strengthen.
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“Newcastle signed a great new NO9 for Eddie, if that’s true, Gordon has paused and Isaac hasn’t played,” Slot said at his press conference. “So it’s good for them.
“After Monday night, I said we can make subs that will affect the game again. Federico and Rio, we always try to sign players who can help us, but there’s no reason to complain after the first two games, but if we can enhance, we always try to do it for the right players and the right players.
Slot praised Hugo Ekitike, which Liverpool signing striker already saw this summer. The French forward scored two goals in his first two Premier League matches and scored a run.
“He made a big impact and started building up, scoring, attacking, and I think he was part of it when Lucho played last season, but his match fitness is something he can improve,” Slot said.
“He’s already hoping to do it without the ball and without the ball. He hopes he can improve normally to adapt to the new league and style. Frankfurt didn’t press much for us, the new country, the New League, the New League, he handled.
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