Liverpool target Alexander Isak has revealed that he "can't continue" at Newcastle United and has accused the club of "broken promises" during the summer transfer window.

Newcastle United are preparing for Liverpool to return with a new bid for Alexander Isak over the coming week, as TEAMtalk sources reveal the latest on the summer transfer window's biggest talking point.

Following their interest in Brentford's Yoane Wissa, Newcastle have been backed to spend close to £100m before the end of this month.

Liverpool boss Arne Slot said on Thursday the Premier League champions will only sign the right player for the right price, but refused to be drawn on the club’s position regarding unsettled Newcastle striker Alexander Isak.

Liverpool secured a 4-2 win against Bournemouth in their opening game of the 2025/26 Premier League on August 16 at Anfield. After starting off their season with a victory, the reigning champions will be hoping to continue their stride in their upcoming league match against Newcastle United on August 25, at St. James' Park.

Liverpool will be without Jeremie Frimpong when the side travels to face Newcastle United in the Premier League. Arne Slot confirmed in his pre-match press conference that Frimpong will be sidelined until the international break, leaving the Reds short of options at right-back.

Wissa has since removed all traces of Brentford from his social media account following reports that The Bees were now looking for £60million for the DR Congo international. Newcastle won’t deal with those figures, given Wissa is 28 and has a year left on his contract at Brentford with an option.