“Newcastle United’s Jaw-Dropping Move to CRUSH Alexander Isak Transfer Rumors FOREVER in ONE Bold Stroke!”

Here we go again — the Premier League fixtures are barely out, and already one of Newcastle United’s brightest stars is being linked with a move away.

This time, it’s Liverpool eyeing Alexander Isak, just months after Arsenal’s relentless January pursuit of the Swedish striker.

Reports suggest new Liverpool boss Arne Slot is a huge admirer of Isak and would love to bring him to Anfield. And who can blame him?

Liverpool have lofty ambitions this summer, already securing Jeremie Frimpong and Giorgi Mamardashvili, with a blockbuster £100m+ move for Florian Wirtz expected to be finalised soon. Milos Kerkez is also tipped to join from Bournemouth in a deal worth around £40m.

Isak is said to be Slot’s dream number nine. However, Newcastle have no interest in selling and have responded to any outside interest with an astronomical valuation.

While no official price tag has been declared, it’s widely believed United would demand at least £120m for the 25-year-old, who bagged 23 Premier League goals last season.

In today’s market — especially when Wirtz commands over £100m — Isak’s value has only risen.

Newcastle’s stance is clear: they want to build around Isak, not sell him. The aim is to turn the club into a consistent top-four side, push for the Premier League title, and return to Champions League football regularly — all while ending a seven-decade wait for domestic silverware.

Isak and the club are set to hold talks this summer regarding a new contract. Both parties are reportedly relaxed about the situation, but Newcastle must prove they can match his ambitions.

That means real investment — marquee signings that reflect their intent to challenge at the top.

Talk is cheap. Isak will be paying close attention to what other clubs are doing. Liverpool, Man City, and even Manchester United have already strengthened.

Newcastle must respond — not just with promises during contract negotiations, but with tangible action.

Until then, there’s always a risk. If Newcastle fail to meet expectations, they may not just face losing Isak. Tonali, Bruno Guimarães, Anthony Gordon — they could all be targets too.