Newcastle United legend Alan Shearer says he had no concerns about Alexander Isak's short-term future at St. James' Park despite a reported interest from Arsenal and Barcelona. The Swedish striker is one of, if not the best all-round strikers in world football with 17 goals and five assists in 21 Premier League outings so far this season.

Arsenal's dream striker target remains Newcastle star Alexander Isak and we can share the likelihood of him leaving St James' Park in the coming days or next summer

As the January transfer window reaches its conclusion, Newcastle United may still have a few deals up their sleeve, with tying down their talismanic striker being priority No. 1

Newcastle United are reportedly still active in the January transfer window - with Alexander Isak's future also a key talking point

The Magpies also don’t need to sell. With strong financial backing, Newcastle can afford to keep their top players. They are building for the future, and Isak is a key part of that plan. Newcastle fans will hope the club stands firm. If Arsenal want Isak, they will have to do much better than this.

The Magpies are potentially 90 minutes away from bagging a spot at Wembley Stadium. To ensure that they will need everyone on top form, including Alexander Isak. The striker has 19 goals to his name this term and continues to carve the path to a long-awaited triumph for Eddie Howe 's men.

Newcastle United intend to reward Alexander Isak for another sensational season with a new long-term contract in the summer and remain adamant the striker is not for sale at any price.

Arsenal continue being credited with an interest in Alexander Isak after the Newcastle United centre-forward has become one of the most prolific players in Europe

Alexander Isak is still the subject of transfer interest despite Newcastle United placing a British record price tag on their striker before the winter window opened