iNews: Isaac is completely angering Newcastle senior executives; Liverpool is preventing potential conflicts in the game

Hupu August 20th, the latest report by a famous reporter from iNews Northeastern Northeastern reporter Mark Douglas, Newcastle's official attitude has not changed, and Isaac cannot leave.

Given the strong attitude of this information, it is increasingly possible for him to stay in Newcastle after September 1 - although it is unclear how he reintegrates into the team that has been united throughout the summer.

Newcastle United's anger—and determination not to sell players—showed Isaac made a strategic mistake, but he also made it increasingly difficult to resume training and play against his teammates unless he apologized publicly after apologizing to his teammates in private.

Newcastle United's position is partly pragmatic. They had twice "big" attempted to make a striker deal they thought could replace Isaac, but neither of them could sign Hugo Ekitic and Benjamin Sheshko.

Considering that the club is already looking for a replacement for Callum Wilson – he had almost zero influence last season and Newcastle will have more games this season – it feels like they will need to sign two strikers if Isaac leaves.

Sources revealed that people were more confident early this week about Wolves forward Jorgen Strand Larson's transfer - although it was another difficult deal.

On Monday, Newcastle United felt that Liverpool would once again make a higher offer to Isaac before the September transfer deadline. Liverpool will be wary of further intensification as the two clubs will play a possible clash game at St James Park on Monday.

iNews can confirm that the two conditions for Liverpool to introduce new players on the front line are that the players are "value for money" and "transferable". Given Newcastle United's attitude, it is almost impossible to meet both conditions within the next 12 days.