Manchester United’s top-transfer target Alexander Isak has agreed to join the club but only when Ruben Amorim meet ONE very dangerous condition
In a surprising development that could shape Manchester United’s summer business, Newcastle striker Alexander Isak has expressed a willingness to make the switch to Old Trafford—but only under one bold condition.
The Swedish attacker, who is reportedly Ruben Amorim’s top striker target, has informed those close to him that he’s open to joining United if, and only if, he’s allowed complete attacking freedom. His demand? No tactical limitations, no defensive responsibilities—just the freedom to play his natural game without constraints.
Insiders say Isak envisions forming a lethal partnership with Amad Diallo, believing they could become one of Europe’s most feared duos. But that vision hinges entirely on Amorim being willing to abandon part of his disciplined tactical setup—something the Portuguese manager is rarely known to do, even for his top talents.
Isak’s camp is firm: he doesn’t want to be a functional part of a rigid system—he wants to be the focal point. He’s convinced that with Amad providing creativity from the wing, he could hit 25 goals or more in a season. However, he’s not interested in a role that involves tracking back or pressing—elements Amorim usually insists on from all his players.
This demand has sparked heated internal discussions at the club. Some believe Amorim should be flexible to secure a proven goalscorer, while others argue that no player should override the manager’s philosophy. The situation is now finely balanced, and the final decision rests with Amorim.
