Howe warns Isak to remember Newcastle's role in rapid rise during strike
Briefly

Alexander Isak is reportedly seeking a transfer from Newcastle, having had a substantial bid from Liverpool rejected. In response, he has opted to go on strike, missing the season opener against Aston Villa. Newcastle manager Eddie Howe expressed hope to retain Isak while emphasizing their supportive relationship. Howe noted that Isak's success has been aided by the club, teammates, and fans. He reflected on the team's resilience and ability to unify under challenging circumstances, suggesting that the mood and performances are improving despite recent difficulties.
Isak's situation has been clear for a while and that will continue to be the case. I've had a great relationship with him, you need that partnership with every player.
I don't think Isak would have done as well without that, his team mates, the supporters - he recognises that, he's an intelligent person.
But the players are strong mentally, the mood has been good, performances recently have been better. The group has reacted well.
Sometimes these things can have a good effect, and we were close anyway. These things can unify you in a way you didn't know possible.
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