£100 million: Absolutely pathetic from Liverpool. After months of media speculation, leaks, whispers, and so-called “inside info” clearly driven to unsettle Alexander Isak, they’ve finally made a move—and it’s laughable. Just over £100 million? Are you serious? All that noise…

Absolutely pathetic from Liverpool. After months of media speculation, leaks, whispers, and so-called “inside info” clearly driven to unsettle Alexander Isak, they’ve finally made a move—and it’s laughable. Just over £100 million? Are you serious? All that noise, the agenda, the endless talk of him “wanting the move,” and you come in well below what Newcastle would even consider opening negotiations at?

Let’s be honest—this reeks of a club testing the waters and hoping to catch us off guard. But this isn’t 2015, and Newcastle isn’t a selling club anymore. You don’t get to sniff around our best players and then throw in a cheeky offer that doesn’t even match the player’s importance to us, or the market value that you helped inflate with your own press machine.

Isak is not just any striker—he’s world-class, young, and already proven in the Premier League. His potential resale value, brand power, and match-winning ability make him easily a £140–150m+ player in today’s market. If Declan Rice and Enzo Fernández can go for over £100m, then Isak—who actually scores goals—deserves far more.

It’s the arrogance for me. The idea that a club like Liverpool can roll up with a lowball bid after unsettling a player for months and think we’ll fold. No chance. Either you come with serious money or jog on. This isn’t Football Manager. Newcastle won’t be bullied, and Isak isn’t on the clearance rack. Pay the price or move along—we’re done entertaining this nonsense.