Newcastle striker Alexander Isaac doesn’t think about his future on the eve of Wembley Showdown -as Liverpool

Alexander Isaac says he can achieve his career goals in Newcastle, but he was unclear when he asked to talk about his future plans.

The Swedish International developed into one of the leading Premier League attackers from moving to Tyneside from Real Sociedad 2022, scoring 50 goals in only 77 top appearances.

This record led to the speculation to connect it with Arsenal and Liverpool, which Newcastle meets in Sunday’s EFL Cup final.

The 25-year-old has a contract by 2028 at St. James still asked about his long -term ambitions today, he said, “That’s why I came here. I said many times that I don’t really think too much about my future.

“I said many times that I am happy here and compete for the titles what you want as a football player. We were in one final, and now we are in another.

“It is possible that they are chances. We should look at it for one season, and this season we can win a trophy. I have said many times that I am focused on work. All our focus is on Sunday and we return the trophy.”

Alex Isaac in front of the Carabao Cup final:

“I feel good. I’m really excited about the game. The best way to prepare is to train as normal. It will collapse to what we do as a team, which is all we can focus on. I’m excited but focused on work.”

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I have high ambitions – Isaac

He added, “I just want to be the best version of myself. I have high ambitions. I try to create my own history in Newcastle. Satisfied with what I’ve done so far, but I’m always looking forward to.

“It’s hard work and training and mentality that you want to improve. I have ambitions to achieve in my career and be the best version of myself. “

Isaac completely fits in to Liverpool

Isaac missed the recent place of the League against Liverpool-Otakmica Newcastle lost 2-0 on Anfield-Ali has played the last two games, defeat of FA Cup by Brighton and The Premier League win 1-0 on Monday at West Ham.

And insists that it is fully suitable for traveling to Wembley.

“I wasn’t injured, I just had a little fatigue. That (media coverage) was dramatic,” he said.

“I feel good. I’m really excited about the game. The best way to prepare is to train as normal. It will collapse to what we do as a team, which is all we can focus on. I’m excited but focused on work. “