Newcastle seeks striker: who will replace Isak after the player's strike.

Newcastle United's Saudi owners are determined to ensure that Eddie Howe is not left without a recognized striker.

According to The Sun: The club is currently facing a striker crisis, with Alexander Isak on strike and no experienced strikers available.

Despite the rejection of several potential transfers, including Liam Delap, Joao Pedro, Hugo Ekitike, and Benjamin Sesko, Newcastle is adamant on not ending up with only inexperienced Will Osula as their senior striker.

Eddie Howe emphasized the importance of having a recognized striker at the club, highlighting the need for someone with Premier League experience.

Anthony Gordon, who impressed when deployed as a makeshift striker, is set to lead the line in the upcoming match against Liverpool.

Howe believes that Gordon has the qualities to play up front and is confident in his abilities to perform in the striker role.

Newcastle is actively searching for a replacement for Callum Wilson and is looking to bring in support for Isak, who they believe still has a future with the club.

The priority for the club is to secure a new striker before the transfer deadline and strengthen the squad for the upcoming season.

After twice rejecting potential additions of strikers, Newcastle plans to secure their team with a recognized goalscorer, especially after key striker Callum Wilson sustained a muscle injury in a match. Currently, the coaching staff is relying on young forward Anthony Gordon, but is searching for an experienced striker to enhance the squad ahead of future challenges.