Sharing with the press, central midfielder Bruno Guimaraes affirmed that teammate Alexander Isak was absent in the Asian tour of injury rather than leaving Newcastle.
Alexander Isak's future is receiving much attention from the press in recent days. The Swedish striker is said to want to leave Newcastle this summer. Isak himself is listening to the suggestions and at this time, he is waiting for a club to have enough financial potential to bring himself from the northeastern region of England.
Alexander Isak was also absent in Newcastle's recent friendly matches. The absence of Isak made fans doubt that this striker continued to stick with St James' Park.
It is even reported that Isak was eliminated from the Newcastle match lost to Celtic recently because he was “chased” by coach Eddie Howe “from the club's concentration camp.
Sharing on Sky Sports, the Brazilian midfielder said: “What we know is that Isak is injured and does not practice with us in the past 5 days. The club does not want to take risks so Isak stays in Newcastle to solve this. Isak has only a little trouble. Of course, he is a top player, we know everything around Isak at the moment.”
Along with that, Guimaraes affirmed that Newcastle plans to retain Isak before the pulling of a series of big clubs: “Newcastle naturally wants to recruit top stars. In parallel, we want to keep our best players. Isak is a top and formal striker last season he said it.
Everyone understood Isak as an excellent striker. But now, he won't be able to stand with us. Isak needs to rest, recover and regain the best physical condition. We know the situation behind the scenes. But my mission is not to speak up about Isak, which is what the club will take care of. “
Newcastle will have matches in the pre -season in Singapore. Newcastle's rival is Arsenal, “K-League stars” and Tottenham Hotspur. Currently, Younge Wissa and Benjamin Sesko will enhance the power of the attack whether Isak or in.
