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Alexander Isak ‘staying focused’ at Newcastle despite Liverpool interest

Alexander Isak is blocking out the “noise” around him and looking “second to none” at Newcastle United’s Austrian training camp.That is the verdict of Isak’s compatriot and new club teammate Anthony Elanga,

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Anthony Elanga backs ‘best in the world’ Alexander Isak to remain focussed amid the ‘noise’

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‘Always going to be noise’ – Anthony Elanga responds to Alexander Isak transfer talk as he outlines Newcastle ambitions

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Gossip: Reds open Ekitike talks

Newcastle United are pushing ahead with their attempt to sign Ekitike in the hope of pairing him with Sweden striker and Reds target Alexander Isak, 25, next season.

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Transfer news: Ipswich reject Hutchinson bid, Bournemouth sign Petrovic & Ekitike latest

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Fabrizio Romano: Liverpool ‘Submit Offer’ for £85m Striker – ‘He wants Liverpool’

Newcastle United Ready To Offer Close To €100 Million For Striker: Is It A Good Decision?

Newcastle United are not slowing down in the ongoing summer transfer window. With one eye on the Champions League and the other on strengthening their attack, the English club have stepped up their

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Liverpool turn Alexander Isak screw with humongous salary offer and swap bid to tempt Newcastle

The Premier League champions are willing to go all out in their push to land Isak, with a juicy offer being prepared for Newcastle, and with Fabrizio Romano revealing the striker's thoughts on a trans

Newcastle’s Alexander Isak dilemma: Does it make any sense to sell him as they try to sign Hugo Ekitike?

Newcastle want Ekitike. Liverpool want Isak. Is there a world in which selling one and bringing in the other makes sense for Eddie Howe?

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Eddie Howe won't agree with defeatist Alexander Isak reaction as Newcastle United fend off Liverpool

Aaron Stokes is our Newcastle United Editor. Born and bred in the north-east, Aaron left Newcastle in 2017 to work in London for Reach PLC's national titles. After five years in the capital, he returned to take up his current role at The Chronicle in March 2022.