Alexander Isak future has taken another twist, with new reports and Newcastle’s official response adding fresh weight to ongoing transfer uncertainty.

Liverpool’s pursuit of Alexander Isak has become one of the defining stories of the window, drawing fresh attention with every passing week.

The Swedish striker’s explosive form last season only strengthened his reputation as one of the Premier League’s most valuable forwards, and his situation at Newcastle has been closely monitored ever since.

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Speculation intensified when Isak began to show signs of frustration, raising doubts over his long-term future at St James’ Park.

That interest has kept the 25-year-old at the centre of ongoing transfer debate, with pressure now building on all sides as the deadline looms.

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Sky Sports reporter Keith Downie suggested Newcastle could be forced into a decision if two conditions were met: securing Yoane Wissa as cover and Liverpool raising their bid closer to £130 million.

That scenario, he indicated, might test the club’s resolve.

At the same time, Fabrizio Romano reported that Isak has made his stance clear to Newcastle, insisting he does not want to consider any option other than Liverpool.

They closed by underlining their desire to keep their “family feel” intact, welcoming Isak back into the squad when he rejoins his teammates.

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