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No animosity towards 'mate'

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September 06, 2025

Dan Burn during an England press conference yesterday and, below, with former team-mate Alexander Isak

- By LEE RYDER

No animosity towards 'mate'

DAN Burn has revealed that there is “no animosity” towards Alexander Isak at Newcastle United despite the Sweden striker forcing his own transfer out of St James’ Park this summer.

The Blyth lad is aiming to win his third England cap in tonight's World Cup qualifier at Villa Park and has been speaking at St George's Park ahead of the clash with minnows Andorra.

Much was made of the farewell messages from Sven Botman and Anthony Gordon who sent on their best wishes from social media after the £130m move to Liverpool was confirmed for Isak.

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