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Potential Contract Clause Issue Arises for Alexander Isak

Alexander Isak contract clause could be an issue


Alexander Isak has been a standout player for Newcastle United this season, scoring 21 goals in 34 games according to transfermarkt.

With the possibility of needing to sell a star player due to Financial Fair Play regulations, there are concerns that Isak could be the one to go, much to the dismay of the fans.

Alexander Isak’s contract clause could cause problems

Outgoing sporting director Dan Ashworth implemented a contract clause that could see Isak lose up to 20% of his current salary if Newcastle fail to qualify for the Champions League next season.

Newcastle’s chances of Champions League qualification are slim, with only 50 points and six games remaining in the season. It would take a significant slip-up from other teams to allow Newcastle to qualify.

Capology reports that Isak is already earning £40,000 per week less than top-earner Bruno Guimaraes.

The Boot Room indicates that Newcastle is looking to increase Isak’s wages to match other top earners, but it may be too late.

Isak’s future at Newcastle could be influenced by his feelings about the club and his willingness to explore opportunities elsewhere.