Overview

• Isak posted on social media that promises were broken and said the relationship cannot continue, calling change the best outcome for all parties.
• Newcastle issued an official response stating no commitment to sell was ever made, that conditions for a sale have not been met, and that they do not foresee those conditions changing.
• Liverpool’s reported £110m offer was rejected earlier this month, with multiple reports indicating Newcastle value the striker at around £150m and want a replacement in place before any sale.
• The 25-year-old has been training away from the first team, did not feature in pre-season or the opening match, and skipped the PFA awards despite being named in the Team of the Season.
• With three years left on his contract and the window closing on 1 September, no improved Liverpool bid has been confirmed, and some outlets have speculated about potential Article 17 options next summer.