ARSENAL ALERT! Arsenal fans, buckle up! Alexander Isak just sent a massive message with his electric performance against the Gunners, and now all eyes are on a potential January move.

Alexander Isak’s recent performances have captured the attention of Arsenal and Chelsea, giving them a clear message as the January transfer window approaches. The 25-year-old Newcastle United striker, whose impressive form in the Premier League made him a top target, was speculated to be on the move as recently as this summer.

Last season, Isak made 30 appearances and scored 21 goals, outpaced only by Erling Haaland and Cole Palmer. His strong form has continued into this season, with the Swedish international helping propel Newcastle to ninth place before a toe injury temporarily sidelined him. At one point, Isak’s efforts even had the team up to fifth, though they’ve since slipped out of European qualification spots. Despite this, with his contract at St. James’ Park lasting until June 2028, Isak remains one of Europe’s most sought-after strikers.

His value likely rose further after his stellar performance against Arsenal on Saturday. Early in the match, he scored a header from an Anthony Gordon cross, showcasing his poise and skill. Newcastle manager Eddie Howe praised Isak’s goal, noting it was unusual for him but crucial in a tightly contested game. “It was always going to take a moment like that as it was a game of few chances,” said Howe, commending his team for their focus and consistency in defending against Arsenal.

Reports from The Daily Mail last month suggested that if Newcastle fail to secure a Champions League spot, Isak may consider leaving, with Arsenal eager to act. Preliminary talks reportedly took place at the end of last season, though Isak’s camp hesitated to commit. The Gunners are even said to be willing to set a British transfer record to sign him.

Howe, who is also intent on retaining key player Bruno Guimaraes, expressed his strong desire to keep both players, emphasizing their integral roles. He stated, “They are suited to how we play. They can, and have, made a difference in numerous games for us, but it is always about the team for me.”