Newcastle United's chief executive Darren Eales has stated that the club is under no pressure to sell its top assets, including striker Alexander Isak, who is fueling transfer speculation despite being under contract until 2028. The club plans to negotiate an extension for Isak's contract this summer, reflecting their ambition to retain strong players and compete at higher levels. Eales highlighted the club's financial growth, reporting £320 million in revenue for the latest financial year, which allows for strategic strengthening in the upcoming transfer window.
Newcastle United aims to retain key players like Isak, with ambitions to negotiate an extended contract as they strive for a presence in the top tier of football.
Eales stated, 'We're not under the gun or anything like that,' emphasizing the club's strategy to keep its best talents amidst transfer speculation.
Discussing the club's financial growth, Eales noted that Newcastle reported a £320 million revenue for 2024, marking a significant 28% increase.
Eales expressed confidence in the club's future, stating, 'We've got an ownership that is ambitious and wants the best for the club,' highlighting their long-term vision.
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