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Alexander Isak Turned Down Improved Newcastle United Contract Amid Liverpool Transfer Rumors

Alexander Isak Turned Down Improved Newcastle United Contract Amid Liverpool Transfer Rumors originally appeared on Athlon Sports.

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Newcastle United news: Eddie Howe on Alexander Isak injury and transfer speculation

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Newcastle: Alexander Isak to Liverpool latest as Eddie Howe confirms 'things going on behind the scenes'

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Isak situation has to be right for Newcastle - Howe

The settling of Alexander Isak's future "has to be right for Newcastle", manager Eddie Howe says.

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Newcastle United Players React to Alexander Isak’s Potential Move to Liverpool

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Five potential destinations for Alexander Isak after expressing desire to leave Newcastle

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Who can afford Alexander Isak? Liverpool and Al-Hilal leading race for Newcastle striker

Unsurprisingly, PSG are among the few clubs who could afford both the fee and wages required to sign Isak.

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Newcastle United star breaks silence on Alexander Isak's departure reports

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Newcastle’s miserable summer continues as Man City hijack James Trafford deal

Alexander Isak is not with Newcastle in Singapore but his future is dominating their pre-season tour

Eddie Howe fielded eight questions on the striker during Saturday's 15-minute press conference. The situation is beyond a distraction now

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Chelsea & Man Utd rule themselves out of Alexander Isak transfer race as Liverpool prepare British record bid for want-away Newcastle striker

Chelsea and Manchester United have reportedly ruled themselves out of the transfer race for Newcastle striker Alexander Isak that Liverpool lead.

Alexander Isak could cost £250m to sign. This is why – and who could afford it

Then there are Isak’s wages. His exact demands are unknown but given his status as one of the world’s leading players a range of £250,000 to £300,000 a week is far from unreasonable. At that level, the hit to a club would be £15m-£18m annually.