Alexander Isak, Newcastle United's prolific forward, has reportedly informed the club of his desire to leave and prioritize a move to Liverpool, even with three years remaining on his current contract. 


This development comes amidst significant transfer speculation surrounding the Swedish international.

According to sources, Newcastle United values Isak at over £150 million and has firmly stated he is not for sale. 

This stance holds even in the face of a reported £600,000-per-week offer from Saudi club Al-Hilal, which Newcastle has reportedly rejected.

Liverpool has openly shown interest in Isak and is believed to be pursuing a deal. However, any potential transfer would be contingent on their financial arrangements, suggesting a complex negotiation process lies ahead.

Further reports indicate that Isak's lawyers may be preparing to submit an official written transfer request to force a move to Anfield, which is understood to be his "dream" destination.

The situation is further complicated by Newcastle's apparent efforts to secure new attacking talent. The club is reportedly looking to close deals for Benjamin Sesko and Yoane Wissa, which could be seen as preparations for a potential departure of their star forward.


This evolving story, largely circulating on social media platform X, suggests a significant summer transfer saga is on the horizon, with Isak's future at St. James' Park looking increasingly uncertain.