Alexander Isak's future in Newcastle is still open before the opening match of the Premier League 2025/26 against Aston Villa on Sunday, but the Swedish player can still leave St James' Park. A new opportunity is said to have opened for Isak to ensure the British case left Newcastle.
The pursuit of Liverpool's Isak is still stuck when Newcastle refuses to lower the £ 150 million valuation for this striker. Isak's desire to leave was hindered by the fact that Newcastle could not recruit top transfer goals to replace the Swedish striker.
Hugo Ekitike, Benjamin Sesko and Joao Pedro both shook their heads with Newcastle and joined other clubs, causing Isak to fall into a state of instability right before the opening of the Premier League 2025/26. Ironically, the opponent Aston Villa was in the first round, accidentally helping Isak to be able to carry out this transfer.
Villa is currently keeping an eye on re -signing with Marco Asencio from PSG. The Spanish striker had 21 appearances on the form of loan, scoring 8 goals. And to have money for this deal, Villa is negotiating the sale of Jacob Ramsey to Newcastle for £ 40 million.
As a product of Villa Park, the sale of Ramsey will also improve the financial situation of the club according to the financial justice law. Although the 24 -year -old is not the striker, he will strengthen Newcastle's attack options.
This addition can pave the way for Isak's departure, because Newcastle will have the power to attack to compensate for the departure of its number one striker. Isak made it clear that he did not want to play for Newcastle anymore, after receiving the ultimate letter from coach Eddie Howe.
Now, he may have to promote more strongly to satisfy. Liverpool has a term of 19h on 1 September 1 to complete the agreement to recruit Isak. They will have a match that will probably be very tense when coming to St James' Park on Monday, August 25. At that time, it was not known whether Isak could wear a red shirt to fight the old team?
So far, Liverpool has said they are not willing to increase the initial price of £ 110 million plus surcharges, but since then, they have increased their budget by selling Darwin Nunez and Tyler Morton.
