Liverpool continues to link to Alexander Isaac’s record transfer in the UK, but Newcastle’s own market struggle makes potential deals even more difficult
Alexander Isaac could be left at Limbo beyond Monday’s transfer deadline as Newcastle attempts to sign Jorgen Strand Larsen attempts to sign Jorgen Strand Larsen before the summer window closes its continued resistance from the wolves.
The 25-year-old Isak is hoping to travel to Liverpool and has given up on playing Newcastle’s final game. However, Magpies don’t want to sell Star Striker after the difficult summer window, but they are trying to bolster their attack options before the 7pm deadline on Monday nights. The only way Toon can sell obvious facial expressions is whether they can sign two strikers in the coming days.
Norwegian hitman Strand Larsen has emerged as a serious target in recent weeks after an unsuccessful attempt from Brentford to praise Joane Wissa. However, the two bids have already been rejected by the wolf’s top brass, and the potential for the deal would appear slim, despite Norwegian International knowing he was keen to make such a move. The player and his representatives informed the Molineux hierarchy that they were keen to move to St. James Park and play in the Champions League.
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However, the wolf insists that it is impossible for him to leave in the current transfer window. On his part, Strand Larsen has so far insisted he will not push him to leave. Wolf boss Vitto Pereira claimed Tuesday night that despite admitting that “every player has a price,” he is confident the forward would not do that.
It was revealed on Wednesday that Newcastle is preparing a £60m offer to Strandlersen after seeing two previous bids rejected, including a £55m proposal that coincided with the striker’s two-goal cameo in the Carabao Cup victory at West Ham.
Rather than replacing him, the Wolf is looking for his own striker to compensate Strand Larsen, who marked his maiden season in British football with 14 Premier League goals. If Strand Larsen is still a wolf player beyond Monday night, he could be handed a new contract.
News that another Newcastle target is unlikely to move is not welcome in Anfield. Liverpool is keen on the idea of bolstering a new look at ISAK as a highlight, and is expected to return to the table with a second proposal in the coming days.
However, Newcastle accepts that it is very unlikely to sell the best assets without ensuring their own quality signatures in advance. ISAK has not yet played for Newcastle this season and is not impressed with his desire to join Liverpool despite the two teams discussing with members of the club’s hierarchy before meeting in the Premier League on Monday night.
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