The reigning Premier League champions have splashed serious cash to supercharge their attacking arsenal this summer, putting Arne Slot in the hot seat with some massive lineup dilemmas!
Atletico Madrid's latest signing opened up on his failed move to Al-Nassr and revealed it was his decision to snub the Saudi Arabian side.
Anthony Gordon sympathised with Alexander Isak, who is heavily linked with a move away from Newcastle to Liverpool. The Sweden international is reportedly pushing for a move away from St James’ Park, a situation that closely mirrors Gordon’s own experience a year ago.
Liverpool may not bid again for Alexander Isak this summer after an opening £120m ($158m) offer from the Reds was swiftly rejected by Newcastle United.
Wrexham have been handed an audacious transfer boost as Tottenham star Ben Davies refused to commit his future to Spurs. The experienced Wales international, who has been a fixture at Spurs for over a decade, has acknowledged that decisions about his next move may soon be out of his hands.
Newcastle United have reportedly named their price for Alexander Isak after rejecting Liverpool’s opening offer, with the Magpies demanding £150 million to consider a deal. The Swedish striker is pushing to leave this summer and has been training at former club Real Sociedad. Meanwhile, Newcastle are eyeing Ollie Watkins as a possible replacement if Isak departs.
Newcastle United have reportedly turned down Liverpool’s first official bid for star striker Alexander Isak, despite the 25-year-old expressing his desire to leave. The Sweden international has been training away from the Magpies’ pre-season tour, with talks between both clubs ongoing. Liverpool’s rejected bid reportedly valued the forward at around £120 million.
Newcastle have refused to deny that Liverpool-linked Alexander Isak has "gone AWOL", with the Swedish striker being spotted training at Real Sociedad.
Tottenham boss Thomas Frank says his side's pre-season win over Arsenal - thanks to Pape Sarr's wondergoal - was "very pleasing".
