Overview
- Isak was named to Sweden's 24-man squad for World Cup qualifiers against Slovenia on September 5 and Kosovo on September 8, with the federation stating he will link up with the team on Monday.
- He has not featured in Newcastle's first two league matches and has been training away from the first team after missing pre-season, including sessions at Real Sociedad's facility.
- Isak publicly declared he wants to leave, citing broken promises, while Newcastle said he remains under contract and that no official agreed he could depart this summer.
- Liverpool's reported £110 million bid was rejected, with coverage indicating Newcastle value the striker significantly higher.
- Sweden coach Jon Dahl Tomasson called Isak a "huge player" and noted his club situation is "not perfect," yet signaled openness to using him in the qualifiers.