Telegraph: Isaac s relationship with Newcastle and the coach is in freezing point, and the whole team s BBQ won t call him

Hupu, August 6th, The Daily Telegraph reported that Isaac's relationship with Newcastle has been in crisis. Because he took the initiative to express his willingness to leave the team, head coach Eddiehao ordered him to train separately from the team, and did not invite him to participate in the team's team's team's team's team's team's team's team's team's team's team's team's team's team's team's team's team's team's team's team's team's team's team's team's team's team's team's team's team's team's team's team's team's team's team's team's team's team's team's team's team's team's team's team's team's team's team's team's team's team's team's team's team's team's team's team's team's team's team's team's team's team's team's team's team's team's team's team's team's team's team's team'

The event was a barbecue party, arranged after the team's first day of training after returning from the Asian preseason. Although Isaac had only a minor thigh injury, the club arranged for him to go to the base for treatment only after the event, clearly excluding him from the group.

Just a few days ago, Howe publicly stated that Isaac needed to "re-qualify to train with the team" because he missed the preseason game and his future was full of uncertainty. Eddie Howe always attaches importance to the team atmosphere and holds regular gatherings with players and families every season to enhance team cohesion. However, Isaac's attitude in the pre-season stage disappointed Howe. Eddie Howe emphasized after the Asian tour: "No player can hold a negative attitude but still want to train normally. You have to win opportunities by performance."

Since joining in 2022, Isaac has been one of Newcastle's best performers, but this farce seems to have deteriorated the relationship between the two sides. He was deported early in his first game against the Celtics before the season and then made it clear that he hoped to leave this summer, but his contract with the club has three years left. The club said Isaac had a minor injury and did not go to Asia to compete, but in fact he went to Spain and received personal training at his former club Real Sociedad. Eddie Howe revealed that he learned through the media that Isaac had gone to Spain, which further tense the situation.

Newcastle valued Isaac at a valuation of £150 million and insisted that it would not cut prices. Liverpool is promoting Nunes' transfer, making room for subsequent signings.