“Looks more likely …” – Danny Murphy does Isak -Transfer forecast and encourages him to do one thing

Danny Murphy has begs Alexander Isak to not waste a few months of his career in the run -up to the World Cup final of next year.

The striker has dominated the headlines in recent days after placing a statement on Tuesday evening and claimed that Newcastle broke ‘promises’ they made while he continues to insist on a move to Liverpool, who had one Opening offer of £ 110 million Rejected at the start of this month.

The Tyneside club has since emerged to say that they are not planning to sell the 25-year-old, unless their ‘conditions’ are met for a deal, and reliable reporters have indicated that it is unlikely that they punish his sale without first replacing center-forward.

Murphy expects Isak to stay in Newcastle this season

Talk about TalkingMurphy expects Isak to be where he is, given the lack of alternatives in Newcastle so close to the transfer deadline, and has urged the Sweden International to build a bridge so that he can play football again.

The ex-Livepool midfielder said: “I think it will look more likely that he will stay and will dig Newcastle. I think it looks more like that, especially because they have no replacement. I think [Benjamin] Sesko [who instead joined Manchester United]Maybe they would have considered Liverpool’s offer.

‘Even if Liverpool goes up a little [with a follow-up offer]I don’t see how Newcastle can let him go if they don’t have anyone to play Center-Forward.

“What is he going to do? He has his World Cup year. He has to keep playing to keep the interest in him when he goes next summer. What choice do you have? You have to play football. Even if you have to apologize, you have to keep your hands up, whatever it is, he has to play football.”

Liverpool should try to grab the disappointment of Isak in Newcastle

Murphy makes a valid point in terms of Isak who does not want to throw away the chance to play for Sweden during the World Cup of next year if they are eligible for the final in Noord -America, but seen how burning things have become in recent days, is there a way back for him at Newcastle?

As reported by EnchantedThe striker is unhappy about how the negotiations about a new contract in St James’ park collapsed, and in what he regards as a failure of the club to provide expectations about ‘serious investments in the team and infrastructure to compete at the top’.

The magpies will naturally want to watch against the possibility of becoming too short in the middle of the center, especially if them Running striving for Yoane Wissa Touches a dead end, and they can still try to expand an olive branch to Isak despite their removal of his recent actions.

From the Perspective of Liverpool, they should certainly believe that it is now the time to strike, given the growing despair of the Swedish striker for a move to Anfield, and and an improved offer in the coming days, the scales can be advanced in their favor before the Deadline of 1 September.

Between the player and the two clubs involved, someone has to give somewhere to bring the impasse to a conclusion. Those of a Reds conviction will hope that Newcastle will eventually agree to punish an exit to Merseyside for the 25-year-old.