The 25-year-old striker has signalled his desire to leave Newcastle and Arne Slot's Premier League champions are reportedly drawing up a huge opening bid

Simon Jordan tells Newcastle United what to do with Alexander Isak. The Swedish centre-forward scored 27 goals in all competitions last season, including 23 in the Premier League.

Alexander Isak's bombshell news at St James' Park has dragged Newcastle United's owners into the situation this summer.

Newcastle United’s stance on Alexander Isak remains firm — the striker is not for sale. However, the ultimate decision over his future will lie in the hands of chairman Yasir Al-Rumayyan and Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund (PIF), in a saga that has begun to ripple through the club just as they embark on their pre-season tour of the Far East.

Alexander Isak is far from certain to remain at Newcastle United this summer. The Swedish forward has expressed a desire to leave the club and has made a move to Premier League champions Liverpool a

Newcastle manager Eddie Howe has reportedly been communicating his views on Alexander Isak behind the scenes at St James' Park.

According to reports, Newcastle United star Alexander Isak has ‘set a condition’ for him to ‘accept an offer’ amid interest from Liverpool. Earlier this week, Liverpool‘s chances of signing Isak improved as the striker informed Newcastle of his intention to ‘explore’ a move elsewhere this summer.

In recent days outlets such as Talksport have led on Isak demanding £300,000 per week to stay at Newcastle. Our information is that - via intermediaries - figures of around £200k a week were put to the Isak camp but the situation remains unresolved.

Newcastle United’s senior players have broken their silence following Alexander Isak’s request to explore a summer move, with the Swedish striker absent from the club’s pre-season tour in Asia.