Alexander Isak has accused Newcastle United of breaking promises and misleading supporters in a social media statement that confirmed he wanted to leave the Premier League club. In a series of Instagram stories posted on Tuesday, the 25-year-old striker said he told Newcastle of his desire to leave a long time ago.

Newcastle United have officially replied to Alexander Isak’s Instagram post, in which he accused the club of 'broken promises' and declared his desire to leave.In a statement published just hours

Alexander Isak has gone public for the first time about his discontent at Newcastle by saying the club has broken promises and that “the relationship can’t continue.”

Newcastle United have responded to claims by Alexander Isak over 'broken promises' amid his desire to quit St James' Park this summer. The Magpies and the 25-year-old are at something of a stand-off over his future, with the Swede not intending to play for the club again, while United are adamant that he is not for sale.

The Alexander Isak saga rumbles on at a very slow pace as Newcastle United struggle to find a solution in the summer transfer window. The striker is determined to leave St James’ Park this summer

The Swedish striker has spoken publicly for the first time on his bid to leave Newcastle United stating "the relationship can't continue." | ITV News Tyne Tees

Newcastle United have officially replied to Alexander Isak’s Instagram post, in which he accused the club of 'broken promises' and declared his desire to leave. In a statement published just hours after Isak’s message, the club expressed their 'disappointment' in being notified through social media.

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