According to Goal.com, newly appointed manager Matthias Jaissle views Isak as an important member of the team. According to Bild, Jaissle has made clear to Isak that, unlike former manager Eddie Howe, he will deploy him in his strongest positions as a center-forward or attacking midfielder.

According to Bild, Howe occasionally deployed Isak in a more defensive midfield role, which surprised Jaissle considerably.

Jaissle is very supportive of his German teammate and hopes to provide him with clear direction, help him overcome a disappointing first season at Newcastle United, and look toward the future.

Jaissle previously managed Saudi Arabia's Al-Ahli and came to England in early August to take over as manager after Newcastle United unexpectedly parted ways with Howe. In the Premier League opener against Liverpool last weekend, Jaissle kept Isak on the bench for the entire 90 minutes, and the two teams ended in a 2-2 draw. According to Bild, this was mainly because Isak returned to the team late after his World Cup break and subsequently missed several days due to a summer cold, which delayed his preparation.

This further demonstrates how much Jaissle respects Isak. According to Bild, Newcastle's new manager previously spoke with Stuttgart manager Sebastian Hoeneß, with whom he had successfully worked with the tall striker at Stuttgart. The two previously worked together as coaches in the RB Leipzig youth system and are also friends. Jaissle also served as Hoeneß's senior coach at the club's youth academy.

In this conversation about Isak, Jaissle asked Hoeneß for important information about the new signing. According to Sport Bild, he inquired about the best position for Isak and also wanted to understand how off-field factors affected him. When Isak played at Stuttgart, he gradually developed into a German international as a two-striker system or shadow striker behind the main striker. Now Jaissle hopes to help him continue to develop in these positions.

Because Jaissle holds Isak in high regard, transfer rumors that have frequently appeared in recent weeks and months will not be a topic of discussion for Newcastle United. According to Sport Bild, another Premier League team, Nottingham Forest, recently expressed concrete interest in Isak, but Newcastle United immediately rejected any deal.

After just one season of service, leaving is not an issue for the former Bundesliga player this summer. He feels good at the club and in the city, and is very eager to establish himself at Newcastle United. Bild believes recent rumors that he could return to Germany to join Leipzig or Dortmund are unfounded.

Isak transferred from Stuttgart to Newcastle United in 2025 for a transfer fee of €75 million.

After arriving in England, he initially performed well, but his development subsequently stalled. He went through a long period without scoring and was benched multiple times. Additionally, former manager Howe assigned him many defensive duties that were unfamiliar to him. Under new manager Jaissle, Isak's situation is now expected to improve, and his contract with Newcastle United runs until 2031.

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