‘I’m a Newcastle legend – this is the one problem with Arsenal target Alexander Isak’

‘I’m a Newcastle legend – this is the one problem with Arsenal target Alexander Isak’
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‘I’m a Newcastle legend – this is the one problem with Arsenal target Alexander Isak’
Author: James Goldman
Published: Jan, 07 2025 16:06

Newcastle legend Chris Waddle has praised Alexander Isak and believes the Arsenal transfer target has all the hallmarks of being the ‘ideal’ Premier League centre forward. The Sweden international has been in superb recent form, equalling a club record last weekend by scoring in a seventh successive match.

 [Tottenham Hotspur FC v Newcastle United FC - Premier League]
Image Credit: Metro [Tottenham Hotspur FC v Newcastle United FC - Premier League]

Arsenal have long been linked with a player who first came to their attention during his time at Real Sociedad. Mikel Arteta is understood to remain keen on the 25-year-old who is valued at an astonishing £150 million by his current club. Isak will get a chance to show Arsenal what they are missing out on again tonight as the two teams lock horns in the first leg of the Carabao Cup semi-final.

 [Ipswich Town FC v Newcastle United FC - Premier League]
Image Credit: Metro [Ipswich Town FC v Newcastle United FC - Premier League]

Waddle believes the Newcastle hero would be a perfect fit for the Gunners as long as he is able to maintain his fitness. Injuries have been a problem for Isak, who scored the winning goal when the two teams met earlier this season at St James’ Park, but the striker looks to have overcome those issues.

To view this video please enable JavaScript, and consider upgrading to a web browser that supports HTML5 video. Up Next. He told Prime Casino: ‘We don’t know if Isak is very interested in going to Arsenal. Moving to London, heading south, that appeals to a lot of players.

‘Isak doesn’t really do a lot of interviews. He doesn’t really give a lot away, just gets on with his game. He’s had injury problems in his career. Arsenal might be thinking twice about spending £100 million plus on him because of that history.

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