US EditionEddie Howe confirms Alexander Isak Newcastle United decision amid Liverpool transfer saga - Liverpool Echo
Newcastle rejected a £110 million bid for Alexander Isak and seek a new striker amid uncertainty over his future and Callum Wilson's departure, manager Eddie Howe said.
- Newcastle United manager Eddie Howe announced that Alexander Isak will not be available for the team's season opener against Aston Villa amid ongoing transfer rumors.
- This follows Liverpool’s single £110 million bid for Isak, which Newcastle rejected as they value him higher, while Isak desires a move away this summer.
- Howe pointed out that Isak’s circumstances have been steady for some time, and the club is determined to secure a new striker regardless of what happens with Isak’s future.
- Howe noted that there has been no change regarding Alex’s circumstances for some time, and this is expected to remain the same, underscoring the ongoing transfer deadlock.
- The ongoing deadlock suggests Isak will not play until Newcastle receives an improved offer or secures a replacement, prolonging uncertainty around his future.
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