Alexander Isak has reportedly vacated his Newcastle home as he looks to force a move to Liverpool. The Times reports that the property in Ponteland that Isak has lived in for three years - since his arrival on Tyneside in 2022 - was put on the rental market the day after the Swedish striker was omitted from the Magpies’ players and families day.

Alexander Isak will refuse to play for Newcastle again even if he is not sold this summer, talkSPORT understands. The wantaway striker is determined to force through a transfer to Liverpool and is

Isak was subject of a formal bid from Liverpool, almost two weeks ago, worth £110m and their rivals immediately rejected it. The Premier League champions have not made any follow-up to this while the striker is being ordered to stay away from Eddie Howe's first-team training sessions.