“Anthony Elanga’s SHOCKING Tunnel MELTDOWN Leaves Newcastle STUNNED as Isak’s Career-Changing Decision IGNITES CHAOS!”

Newcastle United winger Anthony Elanga was reportedly overheard launching into an angry tunnel rant as Sweden’s World Cup hopes took a major hit with a 1-0 defeat to Kosovo last night.

The 22-year-old was left on the bench as Alexander Isak’s ongoing fitness struggles continued to haunt the national side — just weeks after the forward also refused to train or play for Newcastle.

According to Radiosporten reporter Jonas Enarson, Elanga shouted, “The f****** system has to go,” in frustration after the game.

Later, the winger composed himself and addressed the media, admitting his disappointment while also calling for accountability.

“We have to take responsibility,” Elanga said. “We’ve been working on a system and how we want to play, but things can look different on the pitch.

It’s frustrating. As a player, you always want to be out there. I was fully fit and felt great, but you have to respect the coach’s decision.”

When asked if he received any explanation from under-pressure boss Jon Dahl Tomasson about being dropped, Elanga replied, “No, but it’s hard to sit out.”

Tomasson, meanwhile, claimed he was unaware of Elanga’s reported outburst, saying: “I haven’t heard what he said, so I can’t comment.”

The defeat leaves Sweden bottom of Group B and facing an uphill battle even to reach the play-offs. Isak, who had Sweden’s best chance late on but fired wide, continues to struggle for form and fitness.

The £130 million striker’s poor performances now threaten to cost his country a spot at next summer’s World Cup, while Elanga’s frustration highlights the growing tension within the Swedish camp.