Quote from: Amphenomenon on Today at 12:44:41 PM

Quote from: arimamib on Today at 08:46:19 AM

Arsenal finally gave up on getting the Newcastle United striker because their offer was rejected, or in other words, Newcastle didn't want to sell him. I think that the improvement in Isak's quality has attracted a lot of attention, but it's a shame that Arteta's target has failed.
For Eddie, of course he wants to keep Isak together because they have a big target this season to be able to compete again at the top of the standings.
So for the Gunners, of course they want to improve their front line because they need an attacker who can score lots of goals to bring them to victory in every match.

It's obvious this will be the right thing for any team who are really ready to compete they can't sell their main man, he is among their key success though was affected by injuries woe last season but his impact is always felt when he is on the pitch.
Also I wonder why Arsenal thought they may get him because it's obvious Newcastle are not like any other lower club that may be tempted by big money and I guessed Isak can only leave if he wants to which I doubt will be the case here since is love at the club.

Newcastle only found their bearing last two season and they have being in a good performance due to the commitment of the players and the coach. The club is trying to build a strong team and we saw how they were able to qualify to UCL last two seasons.

I don't see any reason why Newcastle will sell Isak, a brilliant attack with great potentials and when he is on the field he contributes tirelessly to add impact on the match. Newcastle is a rich club and I don't think that they have plans of selling any of their main man because they also want to win the title and selling Isak will not be the best for them.