Newcastle United have set an asking price of over £150 million for Alexander Isak as interest in the Swedish striker intensifies, according to The Telegraph’s Luke Edwards, meaning the club would be willing to part ways with the striker for that figure.

Alexander Isak is rapidly turning into one of the most coveted players in Europe but Newcastle United will resist any attempt to lure him away with a record price tag in excess of £150 million put on the Sweden international.

Newcastle United have set a massive £150 million price tag on star forward Alexander Isak to ward off interest in the Swede, according to The Telegraph. The Magpies had to resist dialogues with Chelsea last summer and scared them away with a £150m valuation, and they look set to stick to their guns with several clubs keeping tabs on his situation.

Newcastle United are not going to publicly address the rumors surrounding Alexander Isak’s future declaring him untransferable despite growing interest in the Swedish forward, according to The Athletic’s Chris Waugh.

Newcastle United will demand in excess of £150 million from Arsenal or Chelsea for Alexander Isak, according to reports. The Sweden international has been in sublime form for Newcastle in recent weeks,

Newcastle United are ‘very unlikely’ to lose more than one of their key players – Bruno Guimaraes, Anthony Gordon, or Alexander Isak – in 2025.