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Isak continues to receive criticism for his forced Liverpool move
Cape Argus
|September 10, 2025
ALEXANDER Isak stated “not everyone has the full picture” of his move to Liverpool after Sweden's 0-2 defeat against Kosovo.
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Isak joined the Premier League champions as their new No.9 on a long-term contract, which he signed on deadline day in a move for a British record transfer fee of £125 million.
Isak made his intentions of leaving Newcastle clear and did not participate in the preseason.
The tensions then arose which led to him being excluded from Eddie Howe's first team training, which ultimately led to Newcastle United’s faithful turning on the 25-year-old. His first appearance of the season came as a second half substitute in Sweden’s loss against Kosovo.
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