The Magpies ended their 70-year wait to win a domestic trophy last weekend when they defeated Liverpool 2-1 thanks to goals from the Sweden international and Dan Burn. They haven’t spent any time trying to build on the historic day at Wembley Stadium.
During the winter transfer window, Miguel Almiron and Lloyd Kelly were among the names that left. Newcastle is expected to get £20 million when the latter’s loan move to Juventus becomes permanent at the end of the current campaign, and some of that money may be used to convince Isak to stay.
Isak Will Get a Significant Pay Increase from the Magpies
Before the season ends, a Sweden international is expected to receive a contract offer.
Newcastle is considering breaking their wage structure when they start new negotiations with Isak over a new contract because they know that he needs a significant pay increase if they want to keep suitors from turning him down in the summer.
Thanks to a contract that pays him £160,000 a week, Bruno Guimaraes is currently the Magpies’ highest paid player. However, behind-the-scenes influential figures have recognised that their first-choice striker’s compensation package should reflect his position in the team at a time when admirers are swarming.
After seeing Isak play a key part in the Carabao Cup victory last weekend, Newcastle intends to make Isak a revised contract offer before the end of the season rather than waiting until the summer. He will have the chance to nearly double his current salary.
The Magpies are in a strong negotiating position ahead of their resolve possibly being tested when the transfer window reopens, but they are determined to get the St James’ Park fan favourite to sign on the dotted line. He still has three years left on an agreement worth £120,000 per week.
Newcastle is determined to keep Isak if they hope to build on ending their protracted trophy drought and contend for more trophies in the years to come. As a result, they will likely try to compensate him appropriately when negotiations regarding his future are resumed.
Howe Eager to Fight Off Isak Summer Interest
Premier League and La Liga suitors circling for 25-year-old
Howe’s ambitions for the rest of the season centre on the 25-year-old, who Magpies legend Alan Shearer has called “superb.” His present employers want him to continue playing well so they can complete the season in a position to qualify for Europe.
over £120 million because he has been one of the first players on the team sheet since joining from Real Sociedad. However, their top goal is to convince him to sign a new contract rather than try to cash in when the transfer window reopens in the upcoming months.
According to recent reports, the Magpies have received a huge boost ahead of the summer because captain Guimaraes has decided not to actively pursue a move before the upcoming season. They want the former centre forward for Borussia Dortmund to follow suit by pledging his long-term future to the team.
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