Newcastle team reporter Hope reported that after Isaac issued a heavy statement accusing Newcastle of breaking his promise, Newcastle had no intention of leaving the team. Newcastle has been looking for a forward replacement all summer and will cons...
Newcastle team reporter Hope reported that after Isaac issued a heavy statement accusing Newcastle of breaking his promise, Newcastle had no intention of leaving the team.
Newcastle has been looking for a forward replacement all summer and will consider selling Isaac to Liverpool if they can sign a top target, after all, the club knows he is eager to transfer. However, on Tuesday night local time, the club's senior management released news: Isaac would be told to stay in the team. After the striker made an inciting statement, the management believed they had no choice but to make a tough statement, and their position in private became increasingly firm.
Just last weekend Newcastle was trying to bring in two strikers so they could consider the new offer that Liverpool might make. Previously, they had lost in the competition for goals such as João Pedro, Drup Jr., Ekitic or Cesco, but it was difficult to sign a forward, let alone two forwards. So, despite Isaac insists that he will never play for Newcastle again, the possibility of him staying at St. James Park is growing.
25-year-old Isaac broke his silence on Tuesday night and spoke out about his strike, saying that both sides had lost trust and changing the status quo is the best choice for all parties involved. But Newcastle immediately responded by releasing a statement that they have been listening and working to satisfy Isaac’s wishes, while also saying they hope he can return to the team now.
They were extremely angry when Paul Mitchell, then athletic director, told Isaac and his team would not offer him a new contract. The club's former joint owner Amanda Stavely discussed salary increases with them in the spring, and she believes Isaac deserves and deserves a raise. This sparked dissatisfaction from Isaac, who made up his mind to transfer and informed the club of his own thoughts at the end of last season. However, Newcastle has never been able to find a replacement. People familiar with the matter believe this prompted Isaac to issue a statement saying that there is no way back on both sides.
