Isaac is collectively isolated by Newcastle, Liverpool s purchase storm continues to ferment

Newcastle United's relationship with Swedish striker Alexander Isaac is in tension. According to multiple sources, Isaac is currently arranged to train separately, stay away from the main lineup of the first team, and is even excluded from the team building activities organized by coach Eddie Howe and the players' families participated.

Isaacburn is regarded as a key figure in the Newcastle revival. In the February final of the League Cup, it was his winning goal that helped the team win Liverpool 2-1 and won the important domestic trophy that had been away from for 70 years. However, Isaac's situation in Newcastle has taken a sharp turn for the worse recently. He clearly expressed his willingness to leave the team, and this trend coincided with Premier League champion Liverpool's strong interest in it. The Reds' transfer is active this summer, aiming to strengthen the lineup before the new era of Arne Slotte.

Liverpool have successively signed Florian Wilz and Jeremy Flynnon of Leverkusen, and Milos Kolkets of Bournemouth. What made Newcastle even more dissatisfied was that the Reds intercepted their forward target Hugo Ekitic, the French striker who was originally the planned partner with Isaac.

Although Newcastle has rejected the official offer from Liverpool for Isaac, there was news that the Reds may give up, but the current signs show that Liverpool is likely to make a comeback. Their deal to sell Darwin Nunes to Riyadh Crescent for €53 million also indicates that the front line still needs to be strengthened.

Sky Sports reported that Isaac had previously trained at his former boss Real Sociedad, but was treated coldly after returning to Newcastle. The 25-year-old shooter was not only arranged to train separately, but his situation was excluded from the team even extended to the family members of the Howe organization participated in the base activities. It is reported that Isaac was required to report to all personnel after they left the training base and complete the training and subsequent recovery courses alone.

Newcartes was hit again in the transfer market. Their newly established number one signing target, Benjamin Scheshko, has been moved by Manchester United's offer, and the Slovenian striker seems to be determined to join Old Trafford, although the Red Devils missed the European game next season.

Newcastle, the team successfully qualified for the new season's Champions League by locking in fifth place in the Premier League at the end of last season. Newcastle is reassessing the situation after weeks of severe turmoil that disrupted pre-season preparations. Chelsea forward Nicholas Jackson has been seen as a potential striker replacement.