The agent of one of Newcastle United’s Star players, who admire Eddie Howe, says it is “impossible to think” that they will not leave Park St. James.
Newcastle patched an interest in an interest while Ornstein falls update
Alexander Isaac was one of the players of the Premier League star this season, and his goals put Magpies well in the Champions League football race. It is not surprising that the star performances have seen him related to a number of European clubs, mostly Arsenal, who are hot on the tail of the Swedish striker.
In the midst of worry that the club could soon lose its talisman, Athletic David Ornstein provided an update of Isaac’s future That, at least somewhat, will make these worries easier.
Ornstein revealed that Liverpool is the latest in a long series of clubs that have claimed their interest in the former Real Sociedad man, but that Newcastle is not thinking about sale.
“Liverpool is not alone that the Swede. We know that Mikel Arthta wanted to sign him, Chelsea and Barcelona are also connected, and I am sure many other parties would be interested if the opportunity arises,” he said.
“But it’s a big” If “Newcastle has no intention of selling their best player and, understandably, they don’t greet such a conversation,” Ornstein explained, adding that only a $ 150 million offer would be enough to steal Isaac from Tyneside – a fee that is too big for most, if not all, clubs in world football.
“Newcastle holds aces here and their plan will be to build, not without him,” he said.
Tonas up to one day a return to Italy, claims the agent
Although Newcastle may be planning a future with Isaac, one man who may have to do without Sandro Tonali.
The Italian midfielder, who joined Magpies in 2023 from AC Milan, has been another of How’s stars since he returned from his ban for illegal betting activities in September, starting most of Newcastle’s games and impressing his elegant performances in the middle of the park.
Akin
Tonalia’s agent, Marianna Meccacci, however, now revealed that her client would one day return to his home country in the middle the interest of his former club AC Milan and Juventus.
“She’ll return to Italy. When? It’s hard to say,” She told Sportalia’s di Tutto un under Podcast, according to a sports witness. “He is an Italian football assets.
“As long as the Premier League is an opportunity, it will use it, but it is impossible to think that they will not return to Italian football.”
Howe, of course, is just one of those who wouldn’t want it to happen. Earlier this year, Magpies chief coach said tonas It was “all I hoped would be more” than returning to action.
“I think he really improves herself all the time. The training he spent between the ban, I hoped he would pay him dividends in the long run. But without that match incentive, I think it was always difficult to see how much he evolved and changed at the time.
“Now, we see that the real growth of his performances is.”
