Arsenal on red alert after Eddie Howe expressed concern about Alexander Isak’s future

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Newcastle may be at risk of losing Alexander Isak to Arsenal in the January transfer window due to Premier League profit and sustainability regulations.

Arsenal have been put on high alert following claims from former Chelsea striker Tony Cascarino that Newcastle United manager Eddie Howe is worried about losing star striker Alexander Isak in the upcoming January transfer window. Isak, who has been in sensational form for the Magpies, recently netted a hat-trick in a 4-0 victory over Ipswich Town.

Cascarino, speaking on talkSPORT, suggested that Howe is “nervous” about the possibility of Isak leaving the club. Despite Howe’s public confidence in retaining his key players, Cascarino believes that the club might be forced to sell Isak to comply with the Premier League’s Profit and Sustainability Rules (PSR). This potential sale could be a significant blow to Newcastle, given Isak’s popularity in the dressing room and his impressive goal-scoring record.

Alexander Isak has been a standout performer for Newcastle, scoring 21 Premier League goals last season despite injury issues. His consistent performances have made him a target for several top clubs, including Arsenal. Isak’s potential departure would undoubtedly be a huge loss for Newcastle, who are eager to build on their recent successes and challenge for major trophies.

Arsenal, under the management of Mikel Arteta, have been actively seeking to strengthen their attacking options. Isak’s impressive form has caught the attention of the Gunners, who are keen to add his goal-scoring prowess to their squad. With Sporting’s Viktor Gyokeres and Napoli’s Victor Osimhen also linked with the club, Arsenal remains on the lookout for a striker who can make an immediate impact.

The potential transfer of Alexander Isak to Arsenal has put the club on red alert. Eddie Howe’s concerns and Isak’s stellar performances have made this a hot topic in the football world. As the January transfer window approaches, all eyes will be on Newcastle and Arsenal to see if a deal can be struck.

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