Alexander Isak Transfer Saga takes a new touch of shock like “Broken Pact” in a new development

The transfer saga involving Alexander Isak received another layer after Newcastle learned that the door is “closed” for one of their potential replacements.

Isak, 27 goals scorer for the Magpies last season, informed the club he wanted to explore his options to move away from Tyneside this summer.

The Swedish did not trace in Singapore as part of the club’s pre-season tour, with the club a small thigh problem as a reason.

Isak would have refused the offers of Saudi Arabia, because playing in Europe is his priority, with Liverpool who would be the only club in “concrete” discussions against the former Real Sociedad striker.

Eddie Howe commented on the situation and said that he “would like” that Isak “continues his trip” after 62 goals and a goal in their record triumph of the Carabao cup on Liverpool last season.

Although categorical their prized assets are not for sale, Newcastle has identified possible objectives to replace their talisman, but they were frustrated in their quest for a player.

The Magpies burst into Brentford striker Yoann Wissa, who wishes to follow the strike partner Bryan Mbeumo and Captain Christian Norgaard through the exit door after the departure of Thomas Frank.

According to the journalist Ben JacobsBrentford “closed the door” to leave for Dr. Congo International despite Newcastle who increased his candidacy and offering football in the Champions League that he is desperate.

However, Wissa disappointed would have refused to train and believes that the bees have “broken a pact” by not allowing him to leave for fees of 26 million pounds sterling.

According to Craig Hope of Daily mailWissa wants the move and told her employers that he would no longer play for them.

“He returned to London,” said Brentford director Keith Andrews to the club’s media team concerning Wissa leaving the pre-season camp in Portugal.

“It was his decision, obviously because of speculation.

“There are interested clubs and he felt that it was the right thing to return to London. It’s really simple, he fell back to the group next week when we return to training.”

Newcastle alternative targets

The Spurs and the Forest would also be in the race in Wissa, which scored 19 goals in an impressive season last quarter.

Newcastle also examines the RB Leipzig Benjamin Sesko striker in the middle of the uncertainty of knowing if Isak will direct the line next season, while the Daily mail Let’s say that Nicolas Jackson of Chelsea has become a surprise target.

Having missed Hugo Ekitike, Joao Pedro and James Trafford, the only addition of Newcastle so far this summer has been the capture of 55 million pounds Sterling by Anthony Elaga by Nottingham Forest.

The contractual interviews with Isak have stalled and he said that his representatives believe that his talents are worth £ 300,000 per week – a salary request that could be difficult to match.