Newcastle United have reportedly reached an agreement to bring Alexander Isak back to St James’ Park next summer. The Swedish international, who left the Magpies earlier this year amid financial restructuring and squad overhaul concerns, is now set for a sensational return to Tyneside.
Sources close to the club reveal that negotiations between Newcastle and Isak’s representatives have been ongoing for several weeks, with all parties now in full agreement over personal terms and transfer structure. The 26-year-old striker is said to be eager to rejoin Eddie Howe’s side, where he enjoyed a prolific spell and became a fan favourite for his clinical finishing and electric pace.
The deal is expected to be officially confirmed at the end of the current season, with Newcastle determined to strengthen their attack ahead of a renewed push for European qualification. Club insiders believe Isak’s return could reignite the team’s offensive spark and provide much-needed depth in key matches.
Fans have already flooded social media with excitement, welcoming the star’s comeback and hailing it as “unfinished business” for one of Newcastle’s most gifted forwards of recent years.
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