The 24-year-old moved to St James’ Park 18 months ago in a club record £63m transfer and has established himself as a fan favourite, despite struggling with injuries. Isak has scored 15 Premier League goals in 22 appearances this season to build on a promising first year on Tyneside, taking up the mantle of Newcastle’s main threat amid ongoing injury problems for strike partner Callum Wilson, and only trails the Premier League’s top scorer, Erling Haaland, by three.
Arsenal have been linked with a big-money move for Isak, prompting Eddie Howe to warn off the title chasers, while Tottenham Hotspur have also been touted as a potential destination for the pacy striker. But speaking to inews, the Swede appears to ruled out an exit by reaffirming his commitment to the club he signed for in August 2022. “Yeah, of course I want to be here in the future,” Isak said.
