Newcastle has set a fresh price for the potential transfers of Alexander Isak to Arsenal and Chelsea.

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February 19th 2025.

Newcastle has set a fresh price for the potential transfers of Alexander Isak to Arsenal and Chelsea.
Alexander Isak has been on fire for Newcastle United this season. The Swedish striker has been in top form, scoring 17 goals and providing 5 assists in just 23 Premier League games. But his contributions to the team go beyond just goals and assists. Many pundits have hailed him as the best striker in England, and his all-around play has helped Newcastle not only challenge for a spot in the Champions League, but also reach the Carabao Cup final.

It's no wonder that Isak has caught the attention of some of the biggest clubs in the world. Arsenal, Chelsea, Manchester United, and Liverpool have all shown interest in signing him. Even Spanish giants Real Madrid and Barcelona have been rumored to want him. It's a testament to Isak's impact since joining Newcastle for a record-breaking fee of £63m from Real Sociedad in 2022.

Despite the interest from other clubs, Newcastle's owners have no intention of selling their star player. They see Isak as the cornerstone of their team and have even slapped a massive price-tag of £160m on him in an attempt to ward off potential suitors. This would make Isak one of the most expensive players in history, on par with Neymar and Kylian Mbappe.

Arsenal, in particular, have been heavily linked with Isak, with manager Mikel Arteta reportedly considering him as his dream signing. However, the high asking price may prove to be a deterrent for the Gunners, who have already splashed £105m on Declan Rice as their most expensive signing. But with Arteta expected to receive financial backing this summer after a quiet January transfer window, anything is possible.

Meanwhile, Chelsea and Liverpool are also admirers of Isak, with both clubs looking to strengthen their attacking options. Chelsea have a reputation for signing players on long contracts and smaller fees, but doubts remain over the performance of their £32m signing, Nicolas Jackson. Liverpool, on the other hand, have been thriving without a recognized striker, but club legend Jamie Carragher believes a player like Isak could take their team to the next level.

Manchester United, on the other hand, have been struggling in front of goal this season, with their expensive signings Rasmus Hojlund and Joshua Zirkzee failing to make an impact. However, manager Ruben Amorim is reportedly keen on bringing in his former player, Viktor Gyokeres, to bolster their attacking lineup.

After a brief goal drought, Isak will be looking to get back on the scoresheet when Newcastle host Nottingham Forest on Sunday. A win could potentially send Eddie Howe's side into the Champions League spots, highlighting the importance of having a player like Isak in the team. It remains to be seen if any club will be willing to meet Newcastle's hefty asking price for the coveted striker.

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