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Alexander Isak continues to make it clear that he wants out at Newcastle(Image: Getty Images)

Alexander Isak's home in Newcastle is on the rental market as the Swede makes another clear indication of his desire to quit Newcastle - having made it clear he has no plans to play for the club again.

The striker has been denied the chance to move to Liverpool, who are heavily linked with his signature and have seen an opening bid rejected.

The Times reports that his want to leave is so strong that he has moved out of the property in Ponteland, with the owner now seeking new tenants.

Isak had lived there ever since he moved to Newcastle from Real Sociedad in 2022 - a period that spanned three years.

The property was first put on the market when Isak flew to Spain for personal training.

It was advertised for £6,950 a month on the same day he left for Spain, where he spent time training at his former club in San Sebastian.

It was later taken off the market, but is now being advertised once again with a local rental company.

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Isak and his camp cut off contract talks with Newcastle earlier this month and have continued to shun any opportunity to discuss staying at the club, continuing to underline his desire to leave.

The problem for the forward is the hardline approach taken by the St James' Park hierarchy.

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Liverpool were told that Newcastle were not going to consider a sale when they saw a bid worth around £110m rejected, which has resulted in them backing away from further negotiations.

The Reds have confirmed they won't up their offer unless the stance at St James' Park changes.

Alexander Isak does not want to return to the fold at Newcastle - and is determined to leave(Image: 2025 Newcastle United)

It is understood that, even if a new striker is signed by Newcastle, they will not u-turn on their firm stance regarding Isak's future.
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