Simon Jordan von Talksport insists that Alexander Isak has to follow his commands in Newcastle even though he wants to go.
The former Crystal Palace owner also said Liverpool that he should offer the striker instead of worrying him during the summer window.
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Isak has exchanged a massive transfer bubbles Newcastle by telling the club that he wanted to explore his options outside of St. James’ Park.
He was left behind for her pre-season tour in Singapore after the association claimed to be a thigh injury.
The boss of Newcastle, Eddie Howe, said that there is “no chance” that Isak will later take a step after Liverpool in the middle of the growing speculation.
A price tag of £ 150 million was determined by the Magpies, who missed destinations such as Bryan Mbumo, Joao Pedro and Hugo Ekikte.
The host Ade Oladipo, who appeared on White and Jordan, asked whether Isak was disappointed with the lack of top signs.
However, Jordan believes that the 25-year-old should keep the club and that Liverpool has to offer a hard transfer saga.
“There is also a school of thinking that he can do what he wants,” he said.
“He can also do what he said damn, buckle up and do what he said. It depends on how strong a football club wants to be. Liverpool can sit there …
“Sometimes I would like to see it, these villains are with the Pfa [Professional Footballers’ Association]. I have a few things to say about players and their attitude when they decide that they do not appear for training.
“Or you will not work for contractual obligations because you do not like the association for which you are now playing.
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“And the LMA [League Managers Association] and managers and their behavior sometimes, but we will leave MR [Martin] O’Neill to deal with that because he is now the chairman of the LMA.
“Look when Liverpool wants to buy this player, you should try to buy it, and Newcastle has to be very strong in what you want.
“I don’t care what Alexander Isak wants right now. If I am the owner of the football club, the manager of the football club, it is my job to ensure that I am fine.
“So if you want to come and buy my player, buy it or a mistake.
“Do not use all the forces of the fact that you are a football club that achieved something last year, your second Premier League title in 33 years, but you have now achieved it, and in the past five years your club has reappeared in English football and dominates the leagues.
“But do not use this as an opportunity to only unsettle the player. If you give up a bid, I will make it really difficult for you to buy this player.
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“And I will convince the consequences of this, and the player has to accept the principles of what I say and it can be done.
“Smaller clubs … I know I did it with Andrew Johnson when he was an English player. Palace was relegated, he was told that he would not go to Everton, end of the discussion.
“‘You don’t go and you and your hospitable little Agent Leon Angel can tempt your hook, you won’t go.'”
What is the latest Isak after Liverpool?
Although Liverpool has signed the former Newcastle goal in a 79 million pound deal, it is still interested in adding Isak to its striker options.
If you hit the price of 150 million GBP, the red would complete a British record transmission.
The chief football correspondent of Talksport, Alex Crook, gave an update about the potential change from Isak in the Premier League master.
“It will certainly become a summer saga. Obviously, Liverpool sold a deal for around 65.5 million GBP to Bayern Munich to Bayern Munich.
“It actually needs the money that they have filed in transfer fees to 190 million pounds.
“I think net expenses this summer now only costs £ 115 million because I think that many Newcastle fans from PSR perspective ask: ‘How can you afford to sign Hugo Ekikte for great money and Isak?’
“He is still a dream destination for Liverpool. I think you will be encouraging from Newcastle to be ready to accept a British record offer before actually making this interest formally.
“I have already spoken to Simon about respect at the head of the two football clubs, with Richard Hughes, the sports director of Liverpool, and Eddie Howe, the Newcastle manager, who has a very close relationship.
“So, I think you will be able to do this with respect, but it is pretty clear that Isak is pushing for one step.
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“You don’t let your star player out of a lucrative pre-season tour when it comes to notes and appearances like on the field because he has a small thigh problem.
“I think when Eddie Howe comes out and ‘no chance’ says that Isak, even linked to Singapore at a later date, he knows that he has a fight in his hands to hold her star striker.”