Quote from: Belarge on April 04, 2024, 03:03:06 PM

Quote from: Leviathan.007 on April 03, 2024, 07:47:47 AM

Alexander Isak the player of Newcastle had an amazing performance in all the games we saw from this team so far and because of the good performance he had in Newcastle, it seems there are some teams that want to have this player for the next season.
Tottenham and Arsenal are two teams that sent offers for Alexander Isak. However, Newcastle said they are not going to let Alexander Isak leave unless they pay 130 million euros for this player which is a huge amount of money for any team but I don't think if they can even make the team to spend this money for a player like Alexander Isak.

We can be relaxing and watching most of these competitive clubs folding up. Newcastle United are ranked 8th position on the table and they've been brilliant for final phases. The English Premier League have become an interesting League for everyone to watch. Newcastle United have more players to lose at the end of the season and I would say it will be downtime for the Magpies headcoach, Eddie Howe. Alot of things will change when these key players finally departs and leaving ordinary players that have zero impacts to make.

Actually, you know Newcastle united was very active at a point these season but one of the things that led to their drop in form is as a result of some injury woes that besiege the team and since then they haven't really been at there best but regardless Newcastle united have a nice squad.

Basically as the league is nearing end that how teams will continue to improve in other to have a safe spot in the league table and Newcastle united being at the 8th position at this point is a great achievement for the team considering how backwards they were some time ago.

It will really be a difficult time for Eddie Howe if some of Newcastle's prominent players leaves by the end of the season because literally, we all have seen the huge impact they've made for the team this season so it isn't gonna be an easy one for the Magpies.