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Controversial exchange persists between Newcastle United and Alexander Isak's representative, as the latter takes another jab, escalating the verbal spat at executive ranks.

Liverpool confirms the acquisition of striker Alexander Isak following negotiations with Newcastle United; comments from Isak's representative made available afterwards.

Controversy escalates at Newcastle United's management as Alexander Isak's representative takes...
Controversy escalates at Newcastle United's management as Alexander Isak's representative takes another jab, fuelling ongoing disagreements amongst executive members.

Controversial exchange persists between Newcastle United and Alexander Isak's representative, as the latter takes another jab, escalating the verbal spat at executive ranks.

In a significant turn of events, football agent Vlado Lemic has brokered a high-profile transfer, this time bringing Alexander Isak to Liverpool for a record-breaking fee. The Swedish striker, who scored the winning goal in Newcastle's Carabao Cup triumph last season, has taken the No.9 shirt at Anfield.

Isak's move to Liverpool, completed late in the window, marks the end of his tenure at St. James' Park. His exit was confirmed in a 37-word statement on Monday night, and the striker described the summer as a 'long' and 'tricky' affair.

Isak's agent, Vlado Lemic, has been instrumental in arranging several high-profile transfers in the past. In 2004, he was instrumental in bringing Arjen Robben and Mateja Kezman to Chelsea. His history with Chelsea extends further, as he has also been involved in brokering deals with the club in the past.

Lemic has also facilitated transfers to Real Madrid, including Royston Drenthe's move from Feyenoord and Branislav Ivanovic's move to Chelsea. Samuel Eto'o's move to Anzhi Makhachkala and Luka Modric's transfer from Tottenham Hotspur to Real Madrid in 2012 were also among his accomplishments.

Lemic's association with Newcastle United, however, has been less successful. His involvement in Isak's transfer has sparked dissatisfaction with the club's board of directors, and many Newcastle supporters believe Isak's behavior throughout the summer has indefinitely tarnished his St. James' Park legacy.

In response to Jim White, a host and journalist from talkSPORT, Lemic reportedly made a comment suggesting a sense of relief about no longer being associated with Newcastle United. Simon Jordan, former Crystal Palace chairman, shared his thoughts on Isak's potential reception in Newcastle, stating that it might not be a warm one.

Isak's first interview as a Liverpool player is yet to be released, but it is expected to provide insights into his thoughts on the move and his expectations for the upcoming season. As he settles into his new role at Anfield, fans will be eagerly awaiting his debut and the impact he is set to make on the team.

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