I have already accepted to join Liverpool on one condition but looks like the club doesn’t want me after I rejected Arsenal and Manchester United offer” Isak has announced that his transfer to Liverpool is a matter of time 😱
Alexander Isak Frustrated as Liverpool Interest Wanes After Rejecting Arsenal and Man Utd Offers
Newcastle United striker Alexander Isak has found himself at the center of transfer buzz, with Premier League heavyweights Arsenal, Chelsea, and Liverpool all reportedly keeping close tabs on him following a sensational season.
The 25-year-old Swede has scored 25 goals and helped Newcastle lift the Carabao Cup, firmly establishing himself as one of Europe’s hottest attacking talents. Despite not openly seeking a move, his name continues to dominate transfer rumors.
Sources suggest Newcastle won’t entertain offers below £100 million for their star man. Chelsea, in particular, are in search of a clinical forward, and former Blues midfielder Gus Poyet believes Isak would thrive at Stamford Bridge.
“I think Isak would be a great signing for Chelsea,” said Poyet. “He’s mobile, skillful, and would push Nicolas Jackson to raise his game.”
Arsenal are also reportedly keen, with club legend Ian Wright highlighting how Isak tormented their defense earlier this season. “Gabriel and Saliba had a tough time against him. I bet they’re telling Arteta to bring him in,” Wright noted. “He’s the complete striker—can link up play, run behind, and finish.”
Liverpool have been loosely connected with Isak as well. Club legend Jamie Carragher admitted he’d love to see Isak at Anfield, although he cast doubt on the club’s willingness to splash out. “Liverpool could use a natural number nine, no doubt. But I don’t see them paying over £100 million. They’ll likely scout a younger version instead.”
Speculation only intensified after Isak netted his 25th goal in a commanding 5-0 win over Crystal Palace. Newcastle currently sit third in the Premier League and are eyeing a Champions League return, but keeping hold of Isak could prove difficult if the big clubs come calling.
