Alexander Isak has made a bold move to accelerate his transfer to Liverpool.

Alexander Isak is reportedly taking bold steps to force a move from Newcastle to fulfill his dream of joining Liverpool.

On Tuesday morning, David Ornstein from The Athletic revealed that the Swedish striker feels his time at Newcastle is over and has no intention of playing for them again, even if he isn’t transferred before the summer window closes.

According to Fabrizio Romano, the 25-year-old is determined to join Liverpool and is increasingly taking matters into his own hands.

Isak has reportedly left his Newcastle home Martin Hardy of The Times reported that Isak has now moved out of his home near Newcastle as part of his effort to push through a transfer to Liverpool.

His Ponteland property (about eight miles northwest of Newcastle) was put back on the rental market the day after he was left out of a players-and-families event arranged by manager Eddie Howe. This followed his trip to Spain for individual training while the rest of the squad was on a pre-season tour in the Far East.

Although Isak insists he won’t play for Newcastle again, the club remains firm that he won’t be sold this month. However, this could change if they manage to sign two new centre-forwards before the transfer deadline on September 1, after an initial offer for Brentford’s Yoane Wissa was rejected.

A point of no return between Isak and Newcastle It’s clear that Isak has no interest in repairing his relationship with Newcastle and is doing everything possible to secure his move to Liverpool.

Howe seems to have given up on the striker, with reports from The Times saying Isak won’t be included in Newcastle’s squad for their Premier League opener against Aston Villa on Saturday. This leaves him in limbo until his transfer is finalized.

However, for the move to happen, Newcastle’s leadership needs to soften their stance and be open to offers. Alex Crook of talkSPORT reported that Liverpool remain confident they can eventually sign Isak for a fee slightly above their original £110 million bid.

The situation between Isak and Newcastle is becoming increasingly tense, with no signs of reconciliation. Liverpool will be monitoring this closely as they consider pushing harder to secure the striker’s much-anticipated move to Merseyside.

Everything seems to be heading in one direction — the question is, how soon will it reach its inevitable conclusion?