Isak Selected By Sweden Amid Transfer Saga At Newcastle

Although Alexander Isak did not play while looking for a movement for Newcastle this season, he was chosen by Sweden on Wednesday for the country’s upcoming World Cup qualifiers.

Swedish coach Jon Dahl Tomasson chose a striker in a 24 -person squad for games against Slovenia and Kosovo, and after he described ISAK as “game -change” and “mentally strong”.

ISA is located at the center of the Premier League’s largest summer transfer epic, and last week, on social media last week, it uses a letter to explain its discontent in Newcastle, claiming that her club has broken promises about an agreement that would allow her to leave Liverpool in the midst of interest.

Against Aston Villa and Liverpool, Newcastle has not been part of the squad of two Premier League matches and is getting away from the senior squad.

“Of course, this is not perfect,” he said at a press conference after a former Newcastle striker Tomasson announced his team. “We all know that, but he can be a game -moder for us with his very professional and quality.

“Can he play 90 minutes? No, of course no. Not at all.”

Sweden said that ISAK will connect with the national team in Stockholm on Monday – the day the summer transfer window is closed. The Swedes play in Slovenia four days later.

Isa also met with Newcastle officials on Monday before defeating Liverpool 3-2 and argued that his future. Neither the player nor the club is open to the public about Isak’s status.

Newcastle’s last match before the international break is at Leeds on Saturday. Considering that ISA is still not going back to team training, Eddie Howe, Newcastle manager, says she has prepared the squad without Jesus after Liverpool.

Tomasson, who asked a reporter for his “continuation of the strike” and his opinion that does not want to play games, said it was difficult to give an idea.

“We don’t know the whole picture, Tom Tomasson said. “Something I can guarantee you, it’s a great boy.”