According to the report, Newcastle United remains firm in their stance—any approach falling short of this astronomical figure, even offers in the region of £150 million, would be categorically rejected without hesitation. The club views Isak as a cornerstone of their long-term ambitions and is not under any financial pressure to sell.
Insiders at St James’ Park have dismissed any speculation linking Liverpool to an imminent move, emphasizing that no formal contact or inquiry has been made by the Merseyside club regarding the Swedish international. Additionally, those close to the player suggest that Isak himself is content with his role at Newcastle. He is believed to be settled both professionally and personally, with no current desire to leave or seek a transfer elsewhere.
This firm valuation underscores Newcastle’s intent to build their project around key talents like Isak, and serves as a clear message that prying him away would require not just a record-breaking bid, but also a scenario in which both the club and the player are willing to entertain the idea of a move—something that, at present, appears highly unlikely
