“Isak has reached an agreement to join Arsenal, and I’m not pleased about it—here’s why,” says Liverpool manager Arne Slot as he explains his disappointment over the move.

BREAKING: Arne Slot Unhappy as Alexander Isak Agrees to Join Arsenal

Liverpool head coach Arne Slot has expressed his disappointment following reports that Newcastle United striker Alexander Isak has agreed to join Arsenal.

The Dutch manager, who replaced Jurgen Klopp at Anfield, openly admitted his frustration over the transfer, stating that Isak’s move to the Emirates could pose serious problems for Liverpool in their quest for Premier League dominance.

Speaking to the media, Slot did not hide his concerns, saying, “Isak has agreed to join Arsenal, I’m not happy about it, and here’s why.” While he did not go into full details, it is widely believed that his frustration stems from the fact that Arsenal will be significantly strengthening their squad with one of the best strikers in the league.

Since joining Newcastle from Real Sociedad, Isak has established himself as one of the most lethal forwards in England. His pace, technical ability, and finishing have made him a nightmare for defenders, and his arrival at Arsenal could make Mikel Arteta’s side even more dangerous in the title race.

Liverpool, who are also in need of a top-class striker, were rumored to be monitoring Isak, making his move to a direct rival even more frustrating for Slot.

With Mohamed Salah’s future uncertain and Darwin Núñez yet to fully convince as a reliable goal scorer, missing out on a player of Isak’s quality could be a huge blow for the Reds.

For Arsenal, this potential transfer is a massive statement of intent. The Gunners have been searching for a clinical striker to lead their attack, and Isak could be the final piece of the puzzle to challenge Manchester City and Liverpool for the Premier League title.

As the summer transfer window approaches, Arsenal fans will be eagerly awaiting official confirmation of the deal, while Liverpool supporters will be wondering whether their club has a response to this potential setback.

One thing is clear—Slot is not happy, and the Premier League title race is about to get even more intense.