Haw Isak warns not to remember Newcastle’s role in the rapid rise during the strike

Eddie Hao, President of Newcastle, sent a strict reminder to Alexander Isac to remember how the club helped him become one of the best strikers in Europe.

The Swedish striker is currently paying to stay away from St. James Park this summer, as a Liverpool offer has been rejected at a value of 110 million pounds.

As a result, Isaac hit and will not appear in the opening match of the Magpies Premier League against Aston Villa on Saturday.

Hao hopes that the club can still keep its star, and his heart was withdrawn before admitting that the epic has united his team before the new campaign.

Speaking at his press conference before the match, he said: “There was no change. Every focus on Aston Villa tomorrow. Izak’s position was clear for a while and this will remain the case.

“I had a great relationship with him, you need this partnership with every player. I must work closely with the player for his benefit, to try to improve it. I always want to be there for him.

“I don’t think Izak would have done it without it, his teammates, supporters – realize that he is a smart person.

“Early before the season, I didn’t get away from being a difficult time. You can see it in our shows.

“But the players are mentally strong, the mood was good, and the shows have been better.

Starting strong

With or without ISak, Newcastle hopes to start the campaign with three points.

Hao presented an update before the trip to the Villa Park,

He added: “Every person is available regardless of the Joe (Wilok), and he is not far from himself.

“We have a relatively good -looking team in terms of injury news. Malick (Thiaw) will be part of the team, and it has been trained for two days, and it has never been unprecedented at the end of the season, but it is in good condition.”