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Alexander Isak to Liverpool Transfer Latest - Eddie Howe Admission, Bid U-Turn, Replacement Hunt - Liverpool Echo
ENGLAND, UNITED KINGDOM, AUG 2 – Newcastle rejected Liverpool's £110 million bid for Alexander Isak as the striker seeks a move, with the club holding out for at least £160 million, sources said.
- Liverpool submitted a £110 million bid for Newcastle striker Alexander Isak on Friday, but Newcastle rejected the offer promptly.
- This bid came after weeks of Liverpool's interest amid Newcastle's firm stance that Isak is not for sale and Isak training in Spain.
- Newcastle manager Eddie Howe said he was unaware of the bid until after its rejection and confirmed support for Isak despite being removed from transfer dealings.
- Howe stated, "It's difficult because you don't know what is going to happen from this point," and expressed hope to see Isak remain at Newcastle.
- Liverpool reportedly may cease pursuit if Newcastle's valuation holds, while Newcastle continue seeking quality players ahead of the transfer window deadline.
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Eddie Howe sends message to Alexander Isak after Liverpool transfer bid rejected
Eddie Howe hopes Alexander Isak hasn’t played his last game for Newcastle United (Picture: AFP) Eddie Howe admits the Alexander Isak situation is ‘far from ideal’ but still hopes to see the unsettled star back in a Newcastle shirt after confirming the club rejected an offer from Liverpool. The 25-year-old Swede, one of the hottest properties in world football, has had his head turned by the Premier League champions’ interest this summer. Isak di…
Eddie Howe gives 'complex' update on Alexander Isak Liverpool transfer with major admission - The Mirror
Alexander Isak is Liverpool’s latest target in what has been a lucrative summer recruitment drive and Eddie Howe has spoken out on the situation after the Reds had their opening bid rejected
Liverpool have reportedly made a bid for Alexander Isak – but were rejected. Newcastle manager Eddie Howe has now spoken out about the situation. – The situation is far from over
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