Liverpool handed the encouragement

Alexander Isak was ordered to train alone in Newcastle this afternoon, and not attending a barbecue for the club aimed at strengthening the morale of the band, according to Sky Sports News.

Izak chose the club’s round before the season in the Far East, with Newcastle claiming that it was due to a slight thigh injury. After that, she appeared in Sweden International, who asked to explore to stay away from Tyneside.

Izak spent last week or so in training on his own in the former Real Kossidadad club, but he returned to the northeast during the weekend.

There is no group session for Wantaway Isak

Newcastle players were yesterday after traveling from Asia, but they informed this morning a group session, followed by a social event with the wives of the players and children invited to spend some of the bonding time together.

Issak has not been asked to attend and he will instead visit the club’s training land later in the day when he expects to hold faces to face with his president Eddie Hao.

Hao hinted last week that the red carpet would not be released to Izak when the team returned to England. He said: “You have to win the right to train with us.

“We Newcastle United. The player holds a responsibility here to be part of a team and part of a group – you have to act right. So this is also in playing here.

“We will make sure that any player does this to gain the right to training with the group. No player can expect to act badly and train with the group as usual.”

The playing of Liverpool Newcastle and Pef

Izak’s exclusion is likely to provide an encouragement to Liverpool, who is still interested in making a 25 -year -old deal, despite seeing a preliminary offer that was rejected last week and After I also went out to Hugo ICICIC.

In a strange development, Newcastle owners, the Saudi Public Investment Fund, may also be soon to enhance Liverpool’s opportunities to sign Essak By adding about 60 million pounds to Kitty Transfer.

PIF also has the Saudi party, who is close to completing a step for Liverpool striker Darwin Nunez.