Newcastle star Alexander Isak has been told to snub a move to Liverpool, Arsenal and Chelsea in favour of a blockbuster transfer to Manchester United. The Swedish striker has enjoyed a formidable campaign for the Magpies and has bagged 17 goals in 22 Premier League matches.
Isak struck in eight consecutive top flight clashes earlier in the season, a run that saw him find the back of the net three times during a 4-0 thrashing of Ipswich.
He is the third highest scorer in the Premier League this season, with only Liverpool star Mohamed Salah and Manchester City ace Erling Haaland registering more strikes since the campaign got underway.
Isak has been linked with a host of clubs during the winter transfer window, but will be staying put in the north east for the time being.
The star may be tempted to secure a big-money move away from Newcastle at the end of the season, however, despite the fact he will still have another three years remaining on his contract.
And Express Sport readers have made their thoughts clear on where the 25-year-old should go.
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We asked our readers to tell us the name of the club Isak should sign for if he opts to leave Newcastle. A whopping 42 per cent of people who responded said he should join the Red Devils, while 29 per cent told him to join Liverpool.
Arsenal were third in line, with 22 per cent of respondents choosing the Gunners. But only seven per cent of the readers who voted advised the ace to move to Chelsea.
United are in desperate need of a goalscorer, with Rasmus Hojlund and Joshua Zirkzee both struggling in front of goal since moving to Old Trafford.
And Isak could be the man to fire Ruben Amorim’s side back into the top four, with the north west giants currently occupying 13th place in the Premier League table following a 2-0 home defeat at the hands of Crystal Palace on Sunday.
Newcastle icon Alan Shearer spoke to Isak during an interview for the BBC Sport website at the end of last week.
And following their chat, the former England international explained: “What I really liked from talking to him is that you can tell he is still looking for ways to improve his game at the age of 25.
“You can see how much he is loving life at Newcastle and also understand why he keeps getting better and better as a player.”