Newcastle and Barcelona have reached an agreement to transfer Arsenal’s target to Barcelona for £83 million. Gyokeres is expected to join the club.
Manchester UnitedAccording to reports, Newcastle United has consented to sell their top Arsenal target in the event that they receive an offer exceeding €100 million (£83 million) during the summer.
This season, the Sweden international has been in exceptional form for the Geordies, scoring 17 goals and providing five assists in 23 Premier League matches.Despite the substantial interest from clubs in the Premier League and throughout Europe, reports have maintained that Newcastle has no intention of selling their cherished asset.
Nevertheless, recent reports have indicated that Isak will request a transfer in the summer if Newcastle is unable to qualify for the Champions League this season. Despite the 4-0 loss to Manchester City on Saturday, the Magpies remain in a favourable position to secure a spot in the top four. Eddie Howe’s team is three points behind fourth-placed City.
The Spanish publication Sport has recently reported that Isak has received a verbal commitment from Newcastle to transfer him next summer, although the terms are subject to change.
Barcelona believes that Isak would be the “ideal profile” for them to enhance their squad in the summer, despite the fact that he has been frequently associated with a transfer to Premier League giants Arsenal.
Newcastle is amenable to allowing Isak to leave on loan, provided that the offer is deemed fair by the ‘magpies’ in light of the player’s market valuation, according to SPORT. The player has aspirations to improve his quality of play next summer. This implies that the individual who desires Isak will be required to contribute an amount exceeding $100 million.
Nevertheless, there is a single factor that could either impede or increase the cost of Isak’s departure next summer, which is somewhat analogous. In order to achieve success in the premier continental club competition, Newcastle will need to rely on its most exceptional player in the attacking position if they are to qualify for the Champions League.
