Liverpool's immediate response as Alexander Isak makes final decision on Newcastle future

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Liverpool are ready to make a second bid for Alexander Isak, but are unwilling to do so if there is no chance Newcastle will accept it.

The Magpies have already rejected a £110million offer from Liverpool and have attempted to persuade Isak to stay.

However, the striker remains adamant that he wants to leave for Liverpool this summer, having accused Newcastle of breaking promises they made to him.



"I've kept quiet for a long time while others have spoken," Isak said last week.

"That silence has allowed people to push their own version of events, even though they know it doesn't reflect what was really said and agreed behind closed doors.

Isak is determined to remain on strike until he either gets his move to Liverpool or the transfer window slams shut.

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The report adds that Liverpool are unwilling to pay Newcastle's £150m asking price, but are ready to make another offer if they receive 'encouragement' from the Magpies.

However, Newcastle are said to be refusing to sanction the move unless Liverpool meet their demands.

They also want to sign two new strikers before letting Isak leave, but a final decision on the saga will be made chairman Yasir Al-Rumayyan who was in attendance for Newcastle's dramatic 3-2 defeat to Liverpool on Monday.

"I've not been party to talks on this for a long time now," Newcastle boss Eddie Howe said after the match.

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