Isak New One

‘New Zlatan Ibrahimovic’ Alexander Isak, 17, snubs Real Madrid to sign £8.8m move to Borussia Dortmund from AIK

Swedish youngster puts pen on paper to deal at Bundesliga giants after interest from a host of European giants

BORUSSIA DORTMUND have beaten Real Madrid in the race to sign the 'next Zlatan Ibrahimovic' Alexander Isak from AIK.

The 17-year-old forward has sealed an £8.8million move to the Bundesliga giants, despite interest from Real, Chelsea and Paris Saint-Germain.

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Alexander Isak has joined Borussia Dortmund in an £8.8million dealCredit: Twitter @BVB

Standing at 6ft 2in, the striker is seen as Ibrahimovic’s natural successor in the Swedish national side.


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The former AIK hitman already has two international caps to his name and bagged his first goal against Slovakia this month to become Sweden’s youngest every goalscorer.

Early on Monday morning, Dortmund announced the signing of their new No14 on Twitter.

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Alexander Isak snubbed the advances of Real Madrid amongst other Euro giantsCredit: Twitter @BVB

The club wrote: "Borussia Dortmund sign striker Alexander Isak #welcomeisak #bvb."

The move is now the most expensive sale in the history of Swedish football - more than the fee Ajax spent to bring Zlatan to Holland from Malmo back in 2001, at £7.5m.

And with good reason too, as Isak had netted a superb ten goals in just 18 starts for the Swedish club before his move to Germany.

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Europe's biggest clubs were after Alexander Isak, but he has joined DortmundCredit: EPA
Alexander Isak was on the radar of a host of European giantsCredit: EPA

Also in his fledgling career, Isak has played a host of youth international games.

The youngster netted six goals in 19 games for the Sweden Under-17s, before one in three for the Under-19s.

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Isak made just one start for the Under-21s before being called up to the big time, where has already played twice for the senior squad under Janne Andersson.

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