Liverpool are close to signing Newcastle United striker Alexander Isak for £140 million, making him the most expensive Premier League player ever. After the departure of Luis Díaz to Bayern Munich, Isak will spearhead Liverpool’s next-generation assault with a
Liverpool is preparing a record-breaking £120 million bid for Newcastle striker Alexander Isak. With the Swedish star eager to join and the Reds already spending close to £300 million this summer, this move could transform their 2025/26 campaign and
Arsenal continued their preseason momentum with a thrilling 3-2 comeback win over Newcastle United in Singapore. With strong performances from young talents and the presence of star signing Viktor Gyökeres, the Gunners are showing promising signs ahead of the
Liverpool is evaluating Newcastle’s Alexander Isak as a potential replacement for Luis Díaz. According to Fabrizio Romano, the Reds will make a formal offer if Newcastle show interest in a move. Isak is coming off a career-best season, and
The 2024/25 Premier League season ended with Liverpool crowned champions for the 20th time, while Arsenal settled for second place for a third consecutive year. Manchester City, Chelsea, and Newcastle clinched the final Champions League spots, as Aston Villa
Declan Rice’s stunning long-range goal helped Arsenal edge past Newcastle 1-0 at the Emirates Stadium, putting the Gunners on the brink of securing second place in the Premier League.
Newcastle United delivered a stunning moment as they broke through Chelsea’s defense to score a decisive goal. The crowd erupted as the ball flew past the keeper, marking a key highlight in a thrilling Premier League clash.
According to English media outlet talkSPORT, 25-year-old Swedish forward Alexander Isak’s contract negotiations with Newcastle have stalled. Isak’s contract negotiations with Newcastle have stalled The talks have been ongoing for several months but have shown little progress. It is
The English Football Association has officially announced that 23-year-old Italian national team player Tonali, who plays for Newcastle, has been given an additional two-month ban for violating betting regulations. Despite joining Newcastle last summer, he continued to place bets
