Newcastle wants to get a £150 million valuation and wants to bring in two new players before considering sanctioning Alexander Isaac’s move to join Liverpool
Alexander Isaac is determined to quit St. James Park even after the crisis speaks to the Newcastle hierarchy.
Newcastle striker Isaac has repeatedly turned his heart to join Liverpool, requiring a desire to move before the transfer window closes Monday.
Liverpool has rejected one bid and will return if encouraged, but miles away from encountering Newcastle’s £150m valuation.
Newcastle Chairman Yasir Al-Rumeyan is trying to broker Isaac’s remaining contract at St. James Park.
Club managers Jamie Reuben and Jacobo Solis discussed with Isaac at his home on Monday before the Newcastle match against Liverpool.
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The idea was to find a solution to reintegrate ISAK into Newcastle’s first team team as Swedish International missed the first two games of the season due to the strike.
However, Isaac wanted to be very clear that he had no change in his heart and join Liverpool. Last week, Isak issued an official statement denounced the club with a “broken promise” and said “the relationship cannot continue.”
Despite Newcastle’s best efforts to bring Isaac back to fold, the saga appears to be set to run to the end of the window.
It remains to be seen whether Newcastle will use up time to find a replacement in the transfer market and sanction the transfer.
Newcastle hopes to match their ratings and would like to bring two new players along before considering sanctions for the move. They are stubborn throughout the summer and don’t want to sell, but their resolve is likely to be tested again before the end of the window.
Newcastle is following Brentford’s Joan Wissa, but two bids were rejected for a second value of £40 million.
They also refused a £50 million bid for wolf striker Jorgen Strandlersen, claiming that it would not be sold at the Midlands Club and would like to give Norwegian International a new contract.
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