Shearer tells Isak Saga a “ bad look ‘for football after the move of Liverpool

The former Newcastle striker, Alan Shearer, expressed his disapproval of the actions of Alexandre Isak to ensure his transfer to Liverpool, describing them as “a very bad look for football”.

Isak has indeed refused to play for Newcastle at the start of the Premier League season, in what was considered a decision to force its British record transfer of 125 million pounds Sterling at the Merseyside Club on Monday.

Shearer said, “I didn’t like how it happened at the end. I don’t think he’s never just a player gets behind and refuses to play for a club while you are paid and have a contract.

“I understand it from the opposite, when a club wants to get rid of you, but it always poses your salary. When you sign a contract, you are forced to do it. ”

“Alexander Isak is a good player, going to a big football club who will undoubtedly challenge all the big trophies. But, as I said, I don’t like how it happened. He will have his reasons, I’m sure.

“We can thank him for what he did in Newcastle, but it was a disorderly situation all summer.

“I don’t think it’s well done. It was a very bad look for football and for fans because they are the paying audience, those who make this big game.

“It’s not a good look when you are paid by a club and refuse to play.

“In the end, he obtained his move to Liverpool, that’s what he wanted.”