Newcastle United could offer a bumper new deal to keep hold of Alexander Isak amid Arsenal and Liverpool interest ahead of the summer.
According to Football Insider, Newcastle United could put a bumper new contract on the table for Alexander Isak to sign to ward off suitors. The Swede continues to be linked with the likes of Arsenal and Liverpool, as the Magpies are eager to keep hold of their star striker.
Newcastle United continues to celebrate ending their long0standing trophy drought following their Carabao Cup Final victory over Liverpool. Once the dust settles down, they might have to start worrying about the futures of some of their notable stars such as Bruno Guimaraes and Alexander Isak.
Both those players are linked with big moves away from the club, although the Magpies intend to keep hold of the duo. With Isak, the situation is quite challenging for Newcastle United, who are prepared to break their wage structure and hand him a bumper new deal ahead of the summer.
Newcastle United are eager to agree on a new deal well before the season ends, although it might be difficult given the striker wants to see if they can secure Champions League football next season. For now, the Magpies are well within range of finishing in the top four or top five, which could boost their chances of keeping the 25-year-old Swede.
Arsenal are willing to pay big for Isak, as Mikel Arteta views him as his top striker target ahead of the summer. They are not alone in the chase, as Liverpool have made contact with his camp over a move, Newcastle United are aware of the growing interest in their top marksman, as they hope to keep hold of him for the long term future and build the next phase of their project around the 25-year-old Swede.
Newcastle United keen on signing a new striker
Newcastle United will prioritise renewals for the likes of Isak and Guimaraes, although they might be in the market for a new striker. The idea here is to focus on renewing the Swede’s deal while bringing in a replacement for Callum Wilson, with the experienced forward likely to leave in the summer.
The Magpies may have to ride the current wave of winning the Carabao Cup and ensure there is Champions League football at St James Park next season. They have a genuine chance to do so, and if they succeed, it exponentially improves their chances of keeping hold of their star players parrituclary the 25-year-old Swede.
