TA: Liverpool has not made a formal offer for Isaac, Newcastle has not punished players, nothing is possible

July 31 According to TheAthletic, when talking about Isaac's current situation, the player is training alone at the training base of his old club Real Sociedad.

Isaac did not go to Asia with Newcastle to participate in the preseason, after news that he hoped to find a transfer. According to anonymous sources, it was my intention to miss the Asian tour, and the club said that the player failed to follow the team due to a minor thigh injury. The Swedish international's contract with Newcastle expires in June 2028 and although the club hopes to retain him with a salary increase, it is also looking for possible alternatives to deal with his departure.

According to TA's report on the 15th of this month, Liverpool has expressed its desire to sign Isaac and is willing to pay a transfer fee of 120 million pounds, but Newcastle insists that the players are not sold. Previously, Newcastle and Liverpool were both interested in Ekitic, and the player was eventually won by the Reds £69 million. Newcastle then regarded Leipzig forward Cesco as its top target, but now faces competition from Manchester United, but they are also considering signing Brentford forward Visa.

According to TA's analysis, Newcastle's attitude of insisting that Isaac is not a seller at this time seems a bit strange in the negotiations, but this is not just a show. Their top priority this summer is to retain their best player, Isaac and strengthen the roster, but Newcastle's signings are not ideal, and the club's new sports director and CEO are still not in place after losing three consecutive pre-season warm-up games.

Isaac or his people around him have expressed his opinion to leave the team to Newcastle. At present, Liverpool seems to be his only realistic destination and has expressed his willingness to sign the player, but there has been no official offer yet, which means everything is still in a pending state. In public, Newcastle coach Eddie Howe did not confirm or deny the news that Isaac wanted to leave the team, and has always emphasized that he wanted to keep the players.

But on the other hand, it was a bit strange that Isaac and his old club Real Sociedad trained together, and seemed to be further away from Newcastle. Considering that all the Newcastle first team members are overseas, this potential transfer has attracted great attention, and this arrangement is reasonable. Instead of condemning Isaac or punishing players, Newcastle strives to keep all possibilities open. Isaac himself has not made a direct statement yet, and everything still needs to be won.