“I will join Manchester United if Amorim promise me this thing”: Newcastle United’s striker Alexander Isak says he’s ready to join Manchester United but on ONE condition.

Newcastle United’s prolific striker Alexander Isak has sent shockwaves through the football world by revealing his willingness to join Manchester United—but only on one specific condition. The Swedish international, who has been one of the Premier League’s standout performers this season, has reportedly attached an unexpected demand to any potential move to Old Trafford, directly linked to Manchester United’s rumored managerial target, Ruben Amorim.

During a recent interview, Isak made a cryptic statement, saying, “I will join Manchester United if Amorim promises me this thing.” His words have sparked intense speculation among fans and analysts, with many wondering what exactly the Newcastle forward expects from the highly regarded Sporting CP coach, who has been linked with the managerial role at Old Trafford.

Reports suggest that Isak’s condition could be tied to his role in the team. Having flourished under Eddie Howe’s system at Newcastle, where his pace, technical ability, and attacking freedom have been fully utilized, he may be seeking guarantees that, under Amorim, he would be allowed to play in a similarly dynamic setup rather than being restricted by a rigid tactical framework that has troubled United in recent years.

The prospect of Isak moving to Manchester United has excited fans, especially given the team’s struggles in the attacking department. With Anthony Martial’s persistent injury issues and Rasmus Højlund still adapting to the Premier League, the addition of a proven goal scorer like Isak could transform United’s forward line.

However, Isak’s mention of Amorim raises questions about Erik ten Hag’s future at the club. Could his potential transfer depend on a change in management? If United’s leadership is serious about rebuilding the squad and reclaiming their dominance, meeting Isak’s demand could be a decisive move. Now, it’s up to the club to decide—will they make it happen?