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Alexander Isak is hot right now.
Which has made the Premier League Swede a hunted man.
Now comes new information that could make Alexander Isak the best paid player ever.
24 year old Alexander Isak can write blue and yellow sporting history in the Premier League this spring. After a fantastic season in which he scored a whopping 17 league goals for Newcastle United, who have however struggled as a team, he is about to hit Zlatan Ibrahimovic’s record.
Isak’s great success
Isak needs just one more goal to become the Swede who has scored the most goals in the Premier League of all time. What’s more, he is just three goals from topping the scoring league in the world’s best football series.
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The Swede’s goal success has made him a sought-after man, and much bigger clubs are keeping an eye on Isak. The big club that is most interested is temporary league leader Arsenal and they are rumored to open their big wallets in the summer for a bid over the billion mark.
The PL team acts
Newcastle may also be forced to sell players in the next transfer window due to Premier League financial rules. But now comes new information about Isak’s future and the black and white club is ready to act.
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English Talksport reports that Newcastle want to increase the wages of Alexander Isak and make him the club’s highest paid player of all time. According to information, they want to keep the Swede in the team and a substantial salary increase should scare away other interested parties.
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Isak currently earns £120,000 a week, around SEK 1.4 million, but the plan is to raise it to £180,000 a week, around SEK 2.2 million. We will see if it can be enough to attract the successful striker this summer.
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