Alexander Isak is back at Newcastle United's training ground after his eyebrow-raising solo training escapade in Spain at Real Sociedad's facility, setting the stage for high-stakes showdown talks with manager Eddie Howe. The Swedish sensation boldly skipped the club's pre-season tour, all amid Liverpool's red-hot pursuit and their blockbuster bid for the in-demand striker
Alexander Isak has returned to Newcastle United’s training ground following a controversial solo stint in Spain at Real Sociedad's training centre, with crunch talks now expected between the striker and manager Eddie Howe. The Swedish star had skipped the club’s pre-season tour amid intense interest from Liverpool, and their eventual bid for the highly-rated striker.
James Maddison was seen on crutches and visibly devastated after suffering what appears to be a serious knee injury in Tottenham Hotspur’s pre-season clash with Newcastle, just days after making his comeback from a previous setback. Spurs boss Thomas Frank has revealed his fear that it is a recurrence of the same issue that sidelined him at the end of last season.
Eddie Howe issues a bold warning: Newcastle United stars can't "act poorly" and still expect to train with the squad, as Alexander Isak pushes for a dramatic switch to Liverpool!
Eddie Howe says Newcastle United players cannot expect to "act poorly" and then train with the team amid Alexander Isak's efforts to join Liverpool.
Tottenham have identified Rodrygo as the perfect replacement for Son Heung-min. The club captain has confirmed he will leave the club this summer after helping them win their first trophy in 17 years in the form of the Europa League, and is set to join MLS side Los Angeles FC. With Son leaving, Spurs are now aiming to lure Rodrygo away from Real Madrid.
The South Korean superstar could join the Black and Gold and as one of the league's most expensive transfers
Thomas Frank didn't mince words, declaring "football can be brutal" after the shocking sight of James Maddison being stretchered off injured in Tottenham's hard-fought draw against Newcastle United
Thomas Frank admitted "football can be brutal" after James Maddison was stretchered off injured during Tottenham's draw with Newcastle United.
