Mikel Arteta is not happy with the condition, but Arsenal Sport Director Edu Gasper doesn’t care; he wants to SIGN the €70 million star from Newcastle, who is better than Gabriel Jesus and Martinelli. Newcastle has just informed Arsenal of this.

Breaking: Newcastle has notified Arsenal that they are willing to sell them a €70 million star that is superior to Gabriel Jesus and Martinelli, but there is ONE requirement. Despite Mikel Arteta’s dissatisfaction with his condition, Arsenal Sport Director Edu Gasper wants to SIGN him.

Reports indicate that Arsenal is willing to pay £100 million for the Swedish striker this summer, rekindling their interest in Alexander Isak.

Less than two years ago, Newcastle United paid £63 million in 2022 to acquire Isak, which prevented Arsenal from signing him for £37 million.

Since then, Isak has shown remarkable play, tallying 29 goals and dishing out four assists in 60 games for Newcastle, a feat that has increased his value and drawn interest from elite teams like Arsenal.

Isak joined Newcastle, and The Gunners were interested in him right away. However, the cost to sign him could now be much higher.

Newcastle may think about selling Isak to raise money because of its financial difficulties and the requirement to follow profit and sustainability regulations. The competition to sign the number 9 is expected to heat up with the rumored interest of Tottenham Hotspur.

Isak’s manager at Newcastle, Eddie Howe, is adamant about keeping him, highlighting his value and contribution to the team, despite rumors regarding his future. Eddie highlighted Isak’s outstanding talent and his role in the team’s success both on and off the field, complimenting his recent performances.

Isak has maintained his composure in the face of transfer rumors, stating that he is focused on his current club while acknowledging that anything can happen in football.

Isak acknowledges the rumors circling his future, but he is unmoved by them and continues to be committed to Newcastle despite the ups and downs in transfer talks.

Arsenal’s summer transfer plans are in line with their pursuit of Isak, especially their need for a versatile striker to complement Gabriel Jesus and expand their attacking options. According to reports, manager Mikel Arteta is eager to bolster the front line, though the precise requirements for prospective additions may change as the season goes on.

Before Tuesday night’s match against Everton, the Newcastle manager told reporters, “Nobody connected with Newcastle wants to lose him.” “He has extraordinary talent.” He played really well against West Ham, in my opinion. Although he did not score in open play, he played a very good game overall and made two excellent penalty kicks. His athleticism and link-up play gave the impression that he was in a great position.

Isak stated last month that “a lot of things can happen” when discussing his future on Tyneside. It doesn’t really affect me, he said in an interview with Expressen. It has been discussed numerous times in numerous windows. That’s just how it seems to me. Although everyone is aware that summer is approaching and anything can happen, I haven’t given it much thought.

Arsenal will keep a careful eye on Isak’s condition as the summer transfer window draws near, assessing the possible advantages of signing the gifted striker against the sizeable financial outlay needed.

Arsenal must negotiate the complexities of the transfer market to secure their desired targets and satisfy their supporters with the signing of Isak, who may end up being the best striker in the league alongside Erling Haaland, despite competition from other teams and uncertainty surrounding Isak’s future at Newcastle.