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Alexander Isak has been filmed returning to Newcastle training amid Liverpool's pursuit of the Swedish striker

Newcastle star Alexander Isak has been filmed arriving at the club's training ground as Liverpool's high profile pursuit of the Sweden striker drags on.

Isak has told Newcastle chiefs he wants to consider his options this summer amid interest from the Reds, who have already had a £110million bid rejected, and he did not joined his team-mates on their pre-season tour in Asia.

The striker has been in high demand after a sensational season in the Premier League, scoring 27 goals, and Liverpool have been strongly linked with a move in this transfer window.

But after refusing to link up with the rest of the squad in pre-season, he decided to train alone at the training facilities of former club Real Sociedad to keep himself ticking over.

Newcastle boss Eddie Howe admitted on Sunday he was unsure if Isak would return to the club's training ground amid doubt over his future.

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But Sky Sports showed images of Isak arriving at Newcastle's complex on Monday morning.

Isak was seen driving into the facility in his Mercedes-Benz 4x4 and Sky reported that he was the only player present in the training ground because the squad had been given rest after landing from South Korea early this morning.

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It comes less than 24 hours after Howe spoke out on his future and said he did not have control over what happened next.

"Of course I'd like him to be (there), but whether he will I don’t know at this moment in time,’ he said.

Other people have been dealing with that situation back at home."

Isak is pushing for a move to Anfield and refused to link up with Newcastle on their pre-season tour(Image: Getty)

But he issued a warning to the player for his refusal to link up with the squad in pre-season, saying no one in the team could "act poorly".

"You have to earn the right to train with us," he added.

The player has a responsibility here to be part of a team and part of a squad - you have to act in the right way.

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