The **Alexander Isak transfer saga** has taken another dramatic turn. According to renowned journalist **Fabrizio Romano**, the Newcastle United striker is refusing to give up on his dream switch to **Liverpool**, despite the strong resistance from the Magpies’ Saudi-backed owners, PIF.
Romano revealed that a recent **key meeting between PIF representatives and Isak** failed to sway the player’s stance. The Swedish international remains adamant — still “fighting” and “pushing” to secure a move to Anfield before the transfer window slams shut.
### Liverpool’s Marquee Target
For weeks, Isak has been at the centre of intense speculation, with Liverpool identifying him as a marquee signing to lead **Arne Slot’s attack**. The Reds view the 25-year-old as the perfect long-term striker to spearhead their frontline alongside **Mohamed Salah, Luis Díaz, and Darwin Núñez**.
Newcastle, however, have stood firm. The club insist that their star striker is **not for sale**, unless Liverpool table an astronomical offer. Still, Isak’s determination to wear the famous red shirt remains crystal clear.
### A Battle of Wills
The saga has left fans of both clubs on edge. Newcastle supporters are desperate to see their talisman remain at St. James’ Park, while Liverpool fans are daring to dream of an attacking quartet that could rival the very best in Europe.
Romano’s latest update suggests the **story is far from over**. With Isak refusing to back down and Liverpool weighing a potential record-breaking bid, the transfer battle is set for a thrilling conclusion in the coming days.
### What Happens Next?
The next move lies with Liverpool’s board:
* Do they **push forward** with an eye-watering bid to test Newcastle’s resolve?
* Or do they risk leaving their star target stranded and unhappy on Tyneside?
One thing is certain — **Alexander Isak’s determination** to join Liverpool has pushed this saga to the top of the summer headlines. Football fans everywhere are now watching with bated breath as the final days of the transfer window unfold.