That was bluntly rejected by the Magpies, who have gradually shifted their firm no-sale stance once it became clear that Isak had no intention of playing for the club again.<\/p>\n
However, they are yet to show any signs of wavering on their valuation of Isak. Liverpool, by contrast, are only willing to raise their offer to \u00a3120 million rather than the \u00a3130 million figure being bandied around, according to The Times<\/a>. The explanation for this stance is that Liverpool would be \u201cbidding against themselves\u201d as Isak has made it abundantly apparent that he only wants to move to Merseyside.<\/p>\n dark. Next. Isak what next. Alexander Isak, Newcastle and Liverpool: What Happens Next?<\/p>\n Alexander Isak\u2019s future has not become clearer after Newcastle have played Liverpool on Monday. \/ Harriet Massey\/Getty Images<\/p>\n It remains to be seen if Newcastle will accept an offer of \u00a3120 million. That would represent almost twice what the Magpies paid for Isak three years ago and the most expensive transfer ever completed in British football history, surpassing the \u00a3116 million Liverpool may end up paying Bayer Leverkusen for Florian Wirtz<\/a> earlier this summer.<\/p>\n An improved offer is not the only step which has to be taken in the complex route to Isak\u2019s Anfield arrival. <\/p>\n<\/p>\n