Newcastle star Alexander Isak gives a “green light” for an astounding transfer while the agent “ begins discussions ” with the club of shock

Alexander Isak would have given the green light so that his agents discuss a breathtaking distance from Newcastle United.

Isak, who scored 27 goals in all competitions for the Magpies when they won the Carabao Cup and obtained the qualification for the Champions League for next season, was strongly courted by Liverpool – with speeches of 120 million pounds Sterling.

But to speak cooled after emerging that Newcastle had retired from the race to sign Hugo Ekitke, who is a target for the Reds.

However, Friday afternoon, the future of the Swedish international took a huge turn by emerging that the Saudi team of the Saudi Al Hilal League is for Isak and is willing to pay substantial costs to guarantee its services.

Al Hilal, who brought Manchester City out of the Club World Cup, also belong to the public investment fund of Saudi Arabia which also controls Newcastle.

There is no suggestion that there would be a conflict of interest that would draw up any agreement, with Santi Arouna de Market Football Saying that Isak expressed his interest in the move and gave his representatives the green light to carry out negotiations.

The contractual situation of Alexander Isak

These talks are now taking place between Al Hilal and the Isak camp while he is with Newcastle in pre-season in Austria.

The Isak contract in St James’ Park takes place until June 2028 and it would earn £ 150,000 per week.

A report of The sun said that before leaving their roles, Amanda Staveley and Mehrdad Ghodoussi promised Isak a new contract, but former sports director Paul Mitchell has rejected the discussions – to the great disappointment of Isak and his camp.

Isak has signed Real Sociedad for a 63 million sterling club record for Newcastle in 2022 and scored 62 goals in 109 games, becoming one of the best world football attackers.

He should appear in the friendly match of pre-season with Celtic on Saturday, which acts as a precursor for a visit to Asia where they face Arsenal, a K-League XI and Spurs.