Newcastle's three conditions to allow Alexander Isak to complete Liverpool transfer

Alexander Isak remains determined to leave Newcastle United despite crisis talks with the club's hierarchy. The striker has reiterated his desire to join Liverpool before the transfer window closes, having expressed frustration over what he described as "broken promises" from the club.

Newcastle has rejected one bid from Liverpool and values Isak at £150 million, a figure the Reds are currently far from meeting. Club directors held meetings with Isak in an attempt to reintegrate him into the squad after he missed the first two games of the season due to his strike, but the player has not changed his position.

Newcastle's chairman is trying to broker an agreement to keep Isak, but the club is also preparing for a potential departure. They insist on receiving their full valuation and want to sign two replacements before sanctioning any move. The club has seen bids for Brentford's Yoane Wissa and Wolves' Jorgen Strand Larsen rejected, complicating their search for new signings as the transfer deadline approaches.