Newcastle United manager Eddie Howe has admitted he cannot guarantee that the club will avoid selling players during the January transfer window, as they continue to navigate Premier League Profit and Sustainability Rules (PSR).
Isak, 25, has scored a goal in every other game for Newcastle, with 21 of those coming in the Premier League last season, has been heavily linked with a move to Stamford Bridge in recent months as both sides are looking to add a new striker to that attack.
CHELSEA are massive fans of Isak and although Nicolas Jackson has been decent his season, many believe that adding a player like Isak to the side will help the club regain that Premier League title for the first time in 20 years.
Now, we have been handed a boost if they want to make a move for Isak in the January window as Howe has now come out and revealed that he cannot guarantee that the club will avoid selling players during the January transfer window, as they continue to navigate Premier League Profit and Sustainability Rules (PSR)
Howe said on Sky Sports: “The days when teams don’t sell players unless your revenue streams are so big, are gone. So I think our revenue streams aren’t where we want them to be. We are trying to grow them, so I think trading in and out is going to be essential.
‘Hopefully, it’s not going to be players that we are forced to sell like we were in that situation (in the summer) with a couple of days of deadlines approaching.
‘Hopefully, it’s a more stable setting but you can’t guarantee anything. Nothing is absolutely fixed and there will be lots of twists and turns.”
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