Alexander Isak he became the second Swedish player to score a hat-trick in the Premier League after that Freddie Ljungberg for theArsenal al Sunderland in 2003: today's striker's hat-trick led to Newcastle's 4-0 success against Ipswich Town. at the end of the match the coach Eddie Howe said of him: “It surprises me that it took him so long to score a hat-trick, despite his talent, but I'm satisfied. His first hat-trick for Newcastle It's a great moment and we're proud that our players are playing well. Alex is a world class talent. Just look at the way he scored his goals, he has that coolness and composure that few have. If you add his technical skills to the mix, I think he has it all.”
It is no coincidence that the transfer rumors about him are abounding, with the recent rumors of Chelsea, on the hunt for a striker, hot on his trail. Regarding his possible departure, however, the manager reassures: “There is no part of me or anyone else at Newcastle that wants to let Alex go. He is an important part of our long-term plans. He is a top-class player. He is motivated and wants to do well. He has great aspirations for his career, but he is still relatively young. His desire to score goals is unmatched and as far as his future is concerned, everything has been positive trophy”.
Then on the contract: “I don't think negotiations for the contract renewal have started, but he has a long contract and when the time comes it will be discussed between Alex's representatives and the club. He is very popular in the dressing room and it is not always the case with an absolute level scorer like him. He plays for the team, not just for himself, and is always willing to learn.”
