Isaac transfers to Liverpool, Bern sends his blessings calmly, which is completely opposite to the fans intense emotions

On September 6, Newcastle United club defender Dan Bourne said that despite the ups and downs of team striker Alexander Isaac's transfer to Liverpool this summer, he still wishes the former teammate all the best.

It is reported that Isaac publicly stated at the beginning of this summer's transfer window that he refused to play for Newcastle United in order to promote the transfer to Liverpool. The club then adjusted it to individual training. Some public opinion pointed out that the Swedish striker's performance at the end of last season has shown his intention to leave the team.

Newcastle United finally completed the deal with a record £130 million in transfer fees. Isaac, 25, has also become the focus of the Premier League transfer market this summer.

"This matter has finally come to an end," Bourne, who is preparing for the World Cup qualifiers with England, said, "The player's career is short and everyone has the right to pursue their goals. Although losing a major player is a challenge for the team, I understand his choice. "

Burne's tolerance attitude contrasts with the fierce reactions of some fans. In recent games, some fans booed Isaac.

As a Newcastle native, Bourne expressed his understanding of the fans' emotions: "Fans love this team deeply and hope that the players will play for the club with all their hearts. But I have been engaged in football for many years and know the operating rules of professional football. "

It is reported that Isaac bid farewell to his teammates through the team chat group before leaving the team. Newcastle United club then introduced German striker Nick Waltermad and Ligue 1 player Joan Visa as replacements, with the two transfer fees totaling more than £80 million.

Borne finally said: "The club has achieved considerable returns through this deal, and the players have also realized their transfer intentions. Now we look forward to the new players being able to integrate into the team system as soon as possible. "