Newcastle United takes a stand on selling their players to Arsenal

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·18 febbraio 2025

Newcastle United takes a stand on selling their players to Arsenal

Arsenal is reportedly interested in signing Swedish striker Alexander Isak, but they are not the only club keeping a close eye on the Newcastle star. Isak has proven to be one of the best strikers in world football, and his consistent performances for the Magpies have earned him a reputation as a top talent in the Premier League. With his impressive goal-scoring ability and all-around play, it’s no wonder that bigger clubs, like Arsenal, are considering making a move for him.

Newcastle, under manager Eddie Howe, has established itself as a club with some of the best players in the league, thanks to significant investments and smart recruitment. As a result, it’s inevitable that top clubs like Arsenal will always be linked with a move for their key players. For instance, the Magpies nearly lost Anthony Gordon to Liverpool in the last transfer window, but the forward ultimately signed a new contract with the club, signalling Newcastle’s intent to hold onto their best talent.

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Despite interest from Arsenal and others, Isak is reportedly settled in at Newcastle, where he has become an integral part of the squad. However, according to a report from the Daily Mail, it’s unlikely that Newcastle will entertain offers for the Swedish striker in the near future. The club has made it clear that they will not consider selling any of their key players during the next transfer window. This decision is part of a broader strategy to maintain the stability of their squad as they work towards becoming a consistent Champions League contender.

Newcastle’s ambition to build a top-tier team is clear, and they are not willing to risk disrupting that progress by selling their best players. The club is in a strong financial position and does not need to sell, meaning they will only part ways with a star player if an offer is deemed excessive and they can find an adequate replacement on the market. Given the current state of the team and their aspirations, it’s unlikely that Isak will be leaving the club anytime soon.

For Arsenal, this means that their pursuit of the Swedish striker could end in disappointment. While Isak’s talent is undeniable, Newcastle’s resolve to keep their top players makes any potential deal extremely difficult to pull off. However, Arsenal could look elsewhere to strengthen their attack in the summer, especially if they are unable to land one of their primary targets.

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