The Bundesliga monster striker was revealed to be in love with Newcastle. Isaac s finale is destined to be Liverpool?

According to the authoritative Slovenian media delo, RB Leipzig monster striker Seschke has decided to make a decision and will transfer to England, and the next company will be Newcastle. If the news is true, it seems to mean the prelude to Isaac joining Liverpool, but considering the previous operations of the Reds this summer and the usual tactics of coach Slott, it is unlikely that Isaac joins the Reds.

Last month, Liverpool had already won French center Ekitic from Frankfurt, and Wiltz, and these two transactions cost the Reds more than 200 million euros. If they spend nearly 200 million euros to win Isaac, it is unlikely from a fiscal perspective.

At the same time, since Wilz is best at the front midfielder, in order to maximize the role of this Mr. 100 million, the formation style of making him guest appearance as a winger and forward for a long time is not a long-term solution. In addition, even if the team loses Dias, it has a large number of wingers, including Salah, Garkepo and Elliott, and the single arrow is probably Slot's best solution.

Recalling the bald coach's coaching resume, from Feinnold's time to the airborne Liverpool, the Dutch have almost never used the 442 double striker tactics. Considering that the always-criticized spit-type center Nunes in Liverpool has not yet been sold, it is even more impossible for the team to over-spending without seeing the money back.

On the contrary, Liverpool's near-impossibility of playing 442 does not mean that Newcastle cannot play. Although Newcastle coach Eddie's main push formation is still 4231 and 433, he occasionally uses 442 to adjust in Newcastle. If it weren't for the veteran Coulm around Isaac, Eddie wouldn't have been so superstitious about single arrows. After all, during Bournemouth, the double pioneers were the foundation for his fame.

Now, if you can get Sheshke, it is not ruled out that Eddie will reshape the peak style of the Cherry Legion's glorious period. For Newcastle, there are several realistic acquiescence. On the one hand, in the absence of excellent MCs and wingers, Newcastle has almost no midfielder to show off compared to Liverpool. Abandoning a starting position of a front midfielder on the forward line may further improve Newcastle's attack power.

Second, in the last two rounds of last season, Newcastle lost to Arsenal and Everton in a row while adhering to the 4231 formation. Even though his opponents were teams that had no desire to compete for the championship and relegation, Newcastle still couldn't get a single point and almost lost the Champions League qualification, which also sounded the alarm for the team's imperfect 4231 system. As the most common style of playing in world football, although 4231 is quick to get started and players are generally adaptable enough, the possibility of being targeted by the opponent is also greater. From this perspective, it is not impossible for Newcastle to change the array.

Furthermore, neither Isaac nor Sheshke are traditional high-altitude centers, and are essentially different from Wood, who was sold to Nottingham Forest by Newcastle. The gathering of two powerful shooters will not cause congestion and congestion in the front line, which will in turn affect the offensive efficiency. On the contrary, the two of them have both dribbling and ball-taking ability, and the excellent skills of the two top wingers Ellanga and Gordon, are more likely to play the effect of a fantasy quartet.

While it seems that no one can afford 150 million pounds for the time being, and Isaac and Newcastle still have three long contracts to be fulfilled, Newcastle took down Sheshke, which was just another small squander after a brief silence in the transfer market last summer, without additional expenses or burdens. So compared to Liverpool's finale, Isaac's chances of staying at St. James are even more likely. (Monkey)