Newcastle want Ekitike. Liverpool want Isak. Is there a world in which selling one and bringing in the other makes sense for Eddie Howe?

NEWCASTLE’S Saudi owners will refuse to sell Alexander Isak – even if he wants to talk to Liverpool. The Magpies insist the £120million Sweden hitman is not for sale at any price after an

ANTHONY ELANGA has even taken to singing to try and convince “the world’s best striker” Alexander Isak to stay at Newcastle. And Toon’s new £55m Swedish winger believes he can provide the

A nthony Elanga labelled Alexander Isak as “one of the best players in the world” as he prepares to work with his international team-mate at Newcastle. The 23-year-old winger completed his move to Tyneside last Friday and is united with fellow Sweden international Isak, who has been at the heart of transfer speculation this summer.

The Premier League champions are willing to go all out in their push to land Isak, with a juicy offer being prepared for Newcastle, and with Fabrizio Romano revealing the striker's thoughts on a trans

Newcastle will be mindful of the opportunity to secure a huge windfall next season with their decisions on Alexander Isak and Hugo Ekitike.

The Swedish striker has three years left on his contract at Newcastle, with Liverpool assessing the situation and a potential bid this summer

NEWCASTLE’S pursuit of Hugo Ekitike is over after they left talks for the Eintracht Frankfurt striker, according to reports. The Magpies saw an opening bid of a club-record £69.5m knocked