Alexander Isak set for crunch talks with Eddie Howe after returning to Newcastle
Alexander Isak to have showdown over Newcastle United future
- Alexander Isak has returned to Newcastle for showdown talks with manager Eddie Howe after missing the club's pre-season tour.
- The striker's return follows a rejected £110m bid from Liverpool, with Newcastle valuing him at around £150m and insisting they have no intention of selling.
- Speculation suggests Isak wishes to explore a move away, despite having three years remaining on his contract at St James' Park.
- Manager Eddie Howe has publicly emphasised the importance of players adhering to team ethics and earning the right to train, indicating a firm stance on player conduct.
- Newcastle have faced a challenging transfer window, missing several targets, and their priority to sign another frontman could influence Isak's future, despite the club's strong financial backing.