The former Newcastle strikers of Alan Shearer has expressed the disapproval of Alexander Isak to ensure his transfer to Liverpool, describing that it is a “bad look of football.
Isa left effectively on the premier League season on Newcastle, when his British record was seen as a movement to strengthen the £ 125 million on Monday through the record.
Shearer said, “I didn’t like how I got it to the end. I don’t think that a player needs to strike and play a club while you’re paying and having a contract.
“I understand from one other way to another when a club wants to get rid of it, but they are still paying your salaries. When you sign the contract, you are forced to comply.”
“Alexander Isak is a good player, definitely trophies that will not go to a great football club. But, as I said, I don’t like how I will be sure. I’m sure. I’m sure.
“You can thank him for what he did in Newcastle, but it has been a messy situation in all summer.
“I don’t think anyone is doing good. It’s been really bad because it’s paying for the public for football and lovers, who do this great game.
“It doesn’t look good when you’re paying a club and refuses to play.
“Eventually, he went to Liverpool, that’s what he wanted.”
2025-09-03 06:51:00
