As the January transfer window reaches its conclusion, Newcastle United may still have a few deals up their sleeve, with tying down their talismanic striker being priority No. 1

The Magpies also don’t need to sell. With strong financial backing, Newcastle can afford to keep their top players. They are building for the future, and Isak is a key part of that plan. Newcastle fans will hope the club stands firm. If Arsenal want Isak, they will have to do much better than this.

Alexander Isak is up there with Newcastle United royalty and could yet get past Alan Shearer at the top of the pile

The Magpies are potentially 90 minutes away from bagging a spot at Wembley Stadium. To ensure that they will need everyone on top form, including Alexander Isak. The striker has 19 goals to his name this term and continues to carve the path to a long-awaited triumph for Eddie Howe 's men.

The £63million striker is much loved by the Newcastle squad - even if it is difficult to get the ball off him in training!

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Arsenal's wish to sign Alexander Isak is to end in failure with three reasons blocking a move and with Newcastle prepping the biggest deal in their history.

Alexander Isak scored his 18th and 19th goals of the season for Newcastle United in a 3-1 win at Southampton on Saturday.

Newcastle climb into fourth position in the Premier League, continuing to chase a Champions League spot in a tight battle. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Newcastle striker Alexander Isak’s scoring run is over. The Sweden international had scored in eight straight games before failing to find the net in Newcastle’s 4-1 loss to Bournemouth.