Ally McCoist beat Alexander Isak’s dealings with his Newcastle outcome in front of a British record train to Liverpool.
The Swedish striker is subjected to medicine in front of a £ 125 million switch.
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Isak has agreed a six-year contract with the Premier League champion after enforcing a deduction from the Magpies.
Newcastle previously rejected an offer of £ 110 million last month before the striker claimed that the club had “broken” to sell it.
The 25-year-old has now tried to fulfill his wish by fulfilling a long-awaited change to the red.
However, McCoist was unimpressed by the transfer saga and the behavior of Isak.
When asked about the way he forced the transfer, the co-moderator from Talksport at breakfast said: “I made my prospects to be crystal clear.
“I think it was really poor. I just don’t think he was handled in any way, in some form or form as you should.
“It’s a thing that wants a step, and by the way, I know where he comes from, we would probably all move to Liverpool. I understand, but you can’t do it the way he did.
“It is simply wrong in so many charges. It sends the wrong message to the supporters, to young people who come into play.
“I don’t care what someone says, I think he is completely alone. How it is (Yoane) Wissa with the way he did it.”
Newcastle will sign Yoane Wissa from Brentford before the deadline on Monday at 7 p.m.
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The striker, similar to Isak, did not present the bees this season, but trained in the club.
Wissa published an explanation on Sunday in which the club granted his wish to pull in St. James’ Park before the window closes.
In the meantime, McCoist praised the attitude of Eberechi Eze and Marc Guehi to the transmission of Crystal Palace.
Eze continued to play for the club before moving to Arsenal, while Guehi did the same despite Liverpool’s striving for his signature.
The former Scotland International continued: “Then they turned the coin and they look at the two boys in Palace, who appreciated that they had signed the contract. They estimated that they were satisfied with the contract at that moment.
“Whether the contract is three years as soon as you put the pen on paper should at least expect and accept that you will be in this club for the length of this contract.
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“Now there are other ways to sit down with Eddie Howe and say that I can go to Liverpool here. I want to go. Where are we placed here? ‘
“And Eddie says ‘no, I don’t want you to go. You have to stay a year. You have to look your contract.’ Whatever it may be, but I just think that he really worked it very poorly.
Isak had three years in his deal in Newcastle this summer and will hold a contract in Anfield by 2031.
However, McCoist has questioned what prevents him from pushing it to another step if Real Madrid would come in for him in the future.
He closed with the adding: “If he has two great years and signed a five -year contract and Real Madrid comes in for him, he could probably do exactly the same.”
Isak’s transfer saga
ISAK will finally ensure Liverpool a month after her opening offer to Liverpool to sign it.
The former real sociedad man had returned to Newcastle for the previous season before being excluded from the squad for a tour of Asia.
Initially set to a thigh injury, later emerged that Isak wanted to leave the club to join the red.
Arne Slot’s side then saw an offer of £ 110 million, which was rejected by the magpies after she had not passed her evaluation.
Isak was then banished by Eddie Howe from the training of the first team and instead completed individual sessions to stay fit.
After missing the club’s opening weekend in Aston Villa, he published a bomb declaration in which it was claimed that it was his understanding that he could leave this summer.
With his own explanation, Newcastle replied, in which Isak was ever announced that he could leave during the current transmission window.
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Isak stayed absent in the squad because she was at home at Liverpool on Saturday at Liverpool and the draw at Leeds.
In the meantime, Newcastle completed Nick Wolemade’s club record in front of the stalemate in Elland Road.