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Newcastle United Angry at Liverpool as Alexander Isak Expectation Clear Amid Transfer Uncertainty - Liverpool Echo
ENGLAND, UNITED KINGDOM, JUL 30 – Newcastle's Public Investment Fund owners refuse to sell Alexander Isak despite Liverpool's interest and the striker's wish to move, valuing him at �150m to deter offers.
- Newcastle United is dealing with striker Alexander Isak's desire to leave the club during their 2025 pre-season in South Korea.
- Isak requested to explore transfer options this summer, particularly aiming for Liverpool, while Newcastle insists they will only sell if suitable terms and replacements arise.
- Isak has a minor thigh injury and is training alone at Real Sociedad's facilities, missing the Newcastle pre-season tour and preparing away from teammates.
- Eddie Howe said, "He is still our player" and emphasized Newcastle still controls Isak's future amid ongoing contract talks where Isak was offered £200,000 per week.
- Newcastle remains firm on keeping Isak or approving a sale only if they secure a high-calibre replacement like RB Leipzig's Benjamin Sesko, reflecting their intent to maintain squad strength.
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Alexander Isak's 'nuclear option' if Newcastle REFUSE to sanction Liverpool transfer - The Mirror
Alexander Isak wants to join Liverpool from Newcastle United, but no offer has been forthcoming just yet from the Merseysiders, and the Magpies insist their wantaway player isn't for sale
·London, United Kingdom
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Newcastle United presented with Alexander Isak to Liverpool transfer swap as target 'identified'
EXCLUSIVE: Alexander Isak has informed the club of his intention to explore other options amid interest from Liverpool and Stuart Pearce has told ChronicleLive his thoughts on the saga
·Newcastle upon Tyne, United Kingdom
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