One of the benefits of handing a transfer request is to inform a club of a player's desire to leave, but given Isak's recent actions, despite not handing in an official transfer request, he is keen to depart the club. Formally handing in an official transfer request can lead to significant financial penalties for a player.

Alexander Isak has gone public for the first time about his discontent at Newcastle by saying the club has broken promises and that “the relationship can’t continue.”

A former team-mate of Alexander Isak, who remains at the centre of a transfer row with Newcastle United, was told of the striker's impending exit during a live radio interview

Newcastle United manager Eddie Howe showed his true colours when faced with transfer conversations, a few months after Alexander Isak had signed for the club

The battle lines between Alexander Isak and Newcastle United are now firmly drawn. On Tuesday, August 19, 2025, just few hours after the Swedish striker blasted his club on social media, accusing them of “broken promises” and insisting

EXCLUSIVE: Michael Owen has addressed Alexander Isak's dramatic transfer saga this summer, explaining that he understands how the player is feeling while refusing to speak ill of the striker

Ashley: Personally I feel Newcastle are running out of time as Isak has made it clear he wants Liverpool and won't play for them again. It's only because they have wealthy backers they haven't let him go yet. £120m will allow them to throw big money at another decent striker or strikers.

Alexander Isak, Newcastle’s Standoff and Liverpool’s InterestNewcastle United’s summer has been overshadowed by Alexander Isak’s determination to leave. Despite assurances earlier in the year