Transfer farce! The agent is hurting the Swedish god forward with a pie, and the transfer plan may be ruined!

On August 16, 2025, in the last stage of the Premier League transfer window, the farce of Newcastle striker Isaac turned into a football yearly drama.

According to the exclusive disclosure of the Telegraph reporter Luke Edwards, Isaac's agent Frado Lemicci once promised that "as long as you stop training, you can force Liverpool to sign you at a low price", but now it has caused the players to fall into the biggest crisis of their career - offending Newcastle fans and allowing Liverpool to completely close the door to negotiations.

Agents bet: A lie worth 150 million pounds

Lemichi's "forcing palace strategy" is the most dangerous agent operation in football history. He assured 25-year-old Isaac at the end of July: "As long as you refuse to return to the team to train, Liverpool will take you away even if you don't pay the transfer fee." This promise directly led to Isaac's absence from all Newcastle preseason games and was even excluded from the Premier League opening roster by coach Eddie Howe.

Key contradiction points:

Contract trap: The six-year contract that Isaac just signed last year has no termination clause, which is the result of Lemitch's negotiations. Now there are only three years left before the contract expires, and unilateral termination requires Newcastle to pay 150 million pounds of liquidated damages;

Trust collapse: Newcastle has launched a weekly salary penalty of 130,000 pounds (equivalent to two weeks of salary). The club's treasurer revealed: "This is the minimum punishment for professionalism."

Transfer deadlock: Liverpool's attitude 180-degree turn

After the Reds' initial 110 million pound quotation was rejected, the offer was raised to 120 million pounds + 5 million floating clause. But the latest news shows that Liverpool has given up its pursuit:

Alternative solution is formed: the striker Ekitic, who has just signed, performed very well in the warm-up match and opening game, and seems to have plug-and-play attributes;

Negotiation trust bankruptcy: Newcastle rejects any installment payment plan and adheres to the bottom line of "150 million pounds of cash + two substitute strikers".

Newcastle CEO Sean Dyche made a clear statement in an internal meeting: "The club will not accept the unilateral strike of the players, and the transfer negotiations must be based on reasonable quotations. " This position is consistent with the Newcastle financial strategy disclosed by the Times - Isaac will not be released unless a offer of no less than £130 million is received.

Newcastle transfer update: Indirect pressure on Isaac

Newcastle has reached an agreement with Bournemouth to sign winger Dango Ouatara for £37 million. This move is interpreted as indirect pressure on Isaac - reducing its dependence on Isaac by supplementing the strength of the front line rather than directly exchanging players. Isaac's potential next player is still focusing on Liverpool, but the Reds' latest £120 million offer has not been accepted by Newcastle.

Rather Reaction: Triple Crisis is Devouring Isaac

Fan Backlash: Newcastle Extreme Fan Organization "St. James' Park Wall " burned Isaac jerseys outside the training base, and the social media topic #Isaac Traitor# has read 5.2 million times. The Times disclosed that the club has received at least three fan class action lawsuits accusing it of "violating its promise of loyalty."

National Team Crisis: Swedish Football Association Chairman Carl Hakan Eriksen publicly stated: "Professional players need to balance their personal demands with national team responsibilities. "

Business value shrinks: Nike has not officially announced the termination of contract renewal negotiations, but has suspended Isaac's 2025-26 season jersey sales (the official website of the Premier League shows that the "product removal" status is displayed). Newcastle's breast advertiser BT Sport has initiated contract arbitration proceedings, and the amount of the claim has not yet been disclosed.

Future Deduction: Isaac has only three dead ends

Forced transfer: If Liverpool pays 150 million pounds + Newcastle signs a replacement, Isaac will join the franchise and cast a shadow on his career;

Lease-behind atonement: Public apology + salary cuts and renews, may reduce the salary to 8 million pounds annual salary, completely losing the initiative.

Industry warning: The sorrow of brokers' power out of control

This incident exposed the fatal flaws of the football agent system:

Interest bundling trap: Lemicy obtains high commissions by manipulating players' decisions, but puts Isaac at professional risk.

Regulatory loophole: Although FIFA has investigated Lemicz's suspected violation, it was ultimately unable to convict, resulting in similar incidents being repeatedly banned.

Isaac's strike is not courage, but more like a childish bet by the agent. In the highly commercial arena of the Premier League, the game between players, agents and clubs has never stopped. If Isaac cannot stop the loss in time, what is waiting for him may be the longest winter of his career.

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