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This was Isak statement and if this is true then we shouldn't judge some of these players who force their way out from their current club, promises are broken like he said and leaving the club is best for him, they should let him go of that's the case. The amount they placed on him is too much, £150m is to say they don't want to sell him, the amount will definitely scare clubs from coming to get him.

Players don't wake up to offer a request to leave their present club without having good reasons for their decision. Isak has now made his reasons for asking to leave Newcastle united clear. A promise has been broken and he does not find it comfortable to still play in a club that do not respect promises made. On the path of Newcastle united they are not willing to release him subsequent to the absurd fees placed on him. Isak has to stand on his ground and ensure his rights are respected and not attending the PFA award night was a right protesting decision.

Even if he had attended the PFA award night it still doesn't change anything because as it seems, this guy has made up his mind which I respect for him to still be on the same page, anything that changes his mind and he decide to play for the club Newcastle then he has agreed on the terms of the board. For long now this player Isak has been the best striker since the time of Alan Shearer (correct me if I'm wrong) and they should have given him the best of treatment and not the one that would make him choose to leave the club.
Liverpool by now are waiting to hear something that will favor them and they are waiting patiently to get that message of go ahead with whatever amount they submit.

For Isak to have publicly made this statement it is completely a mind made up to leave, he wants no club options only Liverpool.

Some critics are of the opinion that it is the right of the club to agree to sell him or not and he doesn't have a right to force the club on selling him since his contract with the club has not expired. They describe his actions towards Newcastle united improper.

But they miss the part in Isak message where he mentions that promises were made in closed door and it can be deducted that Newcastle united has broken theirs to have let Isak furious of leaving by all means.

They can call it whatever they feel like it still doesn't change the fact that the player has made it known to the club and everybody who cares to know that he doesn't intend to stay but to leave and join his preferred club which is Liverpool. Newcastle are only holding him back because they feel he can one day change his mind and again they haven't gotten a replacement yet which is now a problem for the management, so it is either they get someone before the deadline or they lose both ways because Isak doesn't have it in mind to play for the club so they need to act fast.
Nobody knows the kind of promises they made but all we know is that they have broken the promise and that was why he came all out to the public to let everyone know why he wants to leave, many people need to get it clear before judging the player, is like hearing from both sides and again, the board won't come out like Isak did to let everyone know why he choose to leave.

There are so many things that happens behind closed doors that we really do not know, but I like the way Isak came out to clear the air on what have been happening behind the scenes and people started judging him without having any evidence or idea on what must have transpired between the club management and Isak, but the truth might be that promises have been made and promises have been broken and there is no trust anymore and that is why the player have decided to leave, going separate ways and change will be the best thing for both parties.

The problem now is that Newcastle are struggling to bring players into the club most especially strikers, and that have eluded them, they can’t even convince any striker right now, and it seems like all the strikers seems to choose other bigger clubs, now everybody have heard from Isak and he doesn’t want to play for Newcastle anymore, the best thing should be to sell him, if he is kept in the club against his will he will like to be frozen out and you don’t want to do that to someone’s football career and his life, I think the best thing Newcastle should do now is allow Isak to get his move and try to get the money that they want from Liverpool and negotiate a better transfer deal so all parties will be happy. Keeping an unhappy player in the squad is totally wrong and will kill the spirit of the team. It’s time everyone should try and settle to move on from this saga and focus on the season ahead.