Alexander Isak has reportedly packed up and moved out of his Newcastle residence in his latest bid to force through a dream transfer to Liverpool.
The Swedish striker’s desire to leave both the club and the city has reached a new level. According to *The Times*, the property in Ponteland—his home since arriving from Spain in 2022—was put up for rent just a day after he was excluded from Newcastle’s recent players-and-families bonding day.
Sources claim Isak was the **only** first-team player not allowed to attend the event at the training ground last week. The house, listed at £6,950 per month, first appeared on the rental market late last month when Isak skipped the club’s pre-season tour of Asia to train privately in Spain. The listing was temporarily removed upon his return, but it is now reportedly back online—this time with the property completely vacant.
Tension between Isak and Newcastle has been building for weeks. Reports on Tuesday suggest the 25-year-old is more determined than ever to leave, even vowing never to play for the Magpies again.
Liverpool remain highly interested, though they have yet to table a new bid after Newcastle rejected their initial **£110 million** offer earlier in August. The Tyneside club insists Isak is not for sale and is believed to have set a staggering **£150 million** price tag on their star forward.
The saga now teeters on a knife-edge: will Liverpool meet Newcastle’s demands, or will Isak’s stand-off force their hand?
