Isak<\/a> has also accused Newcastle of \u2018broken promises\u2019 and \u2018misleading fans\u2019.<\/p>\n Liverpool have reportedly agreed a six-year contract with the goalscorer. They started the bidding for him at \u00a3110million plus add-ons, but this was swiftly rejected by Newcastle.<\/p>\n Nothing was expected to happen in the days leading up to Liverpool\u2019s trip to St James\u2019 Park on Monday, which the Reds won courtesy of a dramatic late winner from teenager Rio Ngumoha.<\/p>\n But with that game now done, Liverpool can ramp up their pursuit of Isak once again.<\/p>\n In an interview with DAZN<\/a> on Tuesday, Romano revealed that Liverpool will restart talks with Newcastle either \u2018tonight [or] tomorrow\u2019. As it is now Wednesday morning, that means discussions may have already restarted, or they are due to happen this evening.<\/p>\n When asked about Newcastle\u2019s attempts to keep the Sweden international, Romano said:\u00a0\u201cThey\u2019ve been trying, they\u2019ve been trying for months. First with calls, to then sending new contract proposals, now with this direct meeting face-to-face with the player.<\/p>\n \u201cNewcastle are trying their best to change his mind, to keep Alexander Isak for one more season and then maybe let him go in 2026. But from [the] player side, from what I\u2019m hearing, the position is still the same.<\/p>\n \u201cEven in this meeting with the most important people, the board of Newcastle, the message from the player and his agents was, \u2018thanks, but I want to go to Liverpool\u2019.<\/p>\n \u201cIsak maintains his position. Obviously Liverpool can\u2019t wait forever, they spent more than one month waiting for the green light for this deal to happen.<\/p>\n \u201cAt the moment, there is still no \u2018OK\u2019 from Newcastle, but Liverpool will insist. I think tonight, tomorrow there will be more conversations, let\u2019s see what\u2019s gonna happen.<\/p>\n \u201cLiverpool are not changing their target, they want Alexander Isak.\u201d<\/p>\n Earlier on Tuesday, Romano stated that Isak is still gunning to join Liverpool<\/a>, despite Newcastle chiefs\u00a0Jamie Reuben and Jacobo Solis visiting the 25-year-old at his home and trying to convince him to stay.<\/p>\n \u201cWe are in crucial hours now,\u201d Romano said on his\u00a0YouTube channel. \u201cTime is running out, so obviously they need to find a solution \u2013 Liverpool, Newcastle, player side.<\/p>\n \u201cAs of today (Tuesday) lunchtime, Isak is still fighting to go to Liverpool, and he\u2019s still not changing his mind, still hoping for the move to happen to Liverpool.<\/p>\n DIVE DEEPER\u00a0<\/strong>\ud83d\udcb8\u00a0Alexander Isak price-drop mooted as Liverpool see \u2018signs of Newcastle\u2019s resolve weakening\u2019<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n Strand Larsen move could aid Alexander Isak to Liverpool<\/strong><\/p>\n \u201cSo Isak is pushing, Liverpool are waiting for Newcastle. What\u2019s going on on Newcastle\u2019s side? Newcastle are still in negotiations with Wolves for Jorgen Strand Larsen.<\/p>\n \u201cHe extended his contract earlier this summer and Wolves already turned down a proposal worth \u00a350m from Newcastle in the last 24 hours.<\/p>\n \u201cBut they are still there. Newcastle are still hoping and trying to find a structure for Larsen to join the club and be their new striker.<\/p>\n \u201cSo negotiations ongoing for Larsen to Newcastle, but not easy because Wolves insist on no intention to sell the player, but the deal is on for Larsen to join Newcastle.\u201d<\/p>\n Romano added: \u201cDon\u2019t forget they need two strikers, so also [Yoane] Wissa from Brentford remains a topic with the player keen on the move, giving priority to Newcastle despite approaches from Saudi Arabia. But still waiting on a club-to-club agreement with Brentford.\u201d<\/p>\n Newcastle have since returned with a new \u00a355m bid for Strand Larsen, but this has also been rejected by Wolves.<\/p>\n Ben Jacobs revealed on Tuesday morning that Liverpool will only bid again for Isak if they get encouragement over a \u2018viable pathway to a deal\u2019<\/a>.<\/p>\n Liverpool have \u2018never [been] directly quoted\u2019 \u00a3150m for Isak, despite it being widely reported that Newcastle are holding out for this sum.<\/p>\n Jacobs added that Liverpool did not feel they were \u2018lowballing\u2019 Newcastle with their initial \u00a3110m offer. The reigning Premier League champions do not want to \u2018distort the market\u2019 when signing Isak and feel \u00a3150m is way too high of a price.<\/p>\n It is likely Liverpool will bid \u00a3120-130m in the coming days to test Newcastle\u2019s resolve.<\/p>\n More on Isak<\/strong><\/p>\n \ud83d\udccc\u00a0Alan Shearer urges Alexander Isak to \u2018sack\u2019 agent as Newcastle feud rumbles on<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n \ud83d\udccc\u00a0Romano reveals stunning Newcastle expectation for Isak as Liverpool ready \u00a3130m bid<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n
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