Isak and Benjamin Sesko, a forward for RB Leipzig, were on Arsenal’s summer target list this year. Nevertheless, no agreement could be reached for either player, therefore on the day of the transfer deadline, Arteta focused on signing Raheem Sterling.
As the mainstay of Arsenal’s attack this season, Kai Havertz has performed admirably, although it is anticipated that sporting director Edu will search for a replacement center-forward the next season. It seems doubtful that Isak will be pursued again.
The fact that Isak is delaying contract talks with Newcastle has put the people of North London on high alert, according to talkSPORT. The 25-year-old allegedly wants a release clause added to a new contract and to become the highest-paid player in the team.
Newcastle has significant influence on Isak’s future. The Magpies have plenty of time to either extend his contract or make a profit on the £63 million they spent to get him in 2022 because his current terms don’t expire until 2028.
The former Borussia Dortmund player has been a huge popular on Tyneside since moving from Real Sociedad. After his debut season was interrupted by injuries, he scored 21 goals the previous season.
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