Striker Alexander Isak returned the house he rented in the Northeast as he continued to pursue the roadmap to leave Newcastle and informed the club that he did not plan to play for the St. Jame's Park too.
Isak was denied the opportunity to move to Liverpool, the team is said to be very interested in his signature. The initial £ 110 million offer of Liverpool for the Swedish striker did not meet the requirements of Newcastle, the team wanted to receive £ 150 million. Isak is still outside the main squad and even excluded from a family meeting of Newcastle players.
After that rejection, the Isak house is in the northeast of England has been for rent. The Times reported that the desire to leave the Swedish striker was so strong that he moved from the house in Ponteland, and the landlord was looking for a new tenant.
Isak has lived in this apartment since he moved to Newcastle from Sociedad by 2022 – a three -year period. The house was first hung for rent when Isak flew to Spain to practice personal.
The apartment is rented for 6,950 pounds a month on the day he went to Spain to practice at the old club in San Sebastian. After that, the apartment was removed from the market, but was now re -advertised to a local rental company.
Isak and his team cut off contract negotiations with Newcastle earlier this month and continued to avoid all opportunities to discuss the club, and emphasize the desire to leave. The problem for this striker is the tough attitude of the Board of Directors of St James' Park.
According to The Athletic's David Ornstein: “Alexander Isak is determined not to play for Newcastle anymore. Even when the transfer is closed without any escape. Career in Newcastle ends when he does not want to reintegrate with the team.
Meanwhile, Fabrizio Romano updated: “Liverpool still focuses on Alexander Isak in the last weeks of the summer transfer.
