Rumors of Isaac transfers heat up: Which wealthy family will he choose as his next stop?

The day at St. James Park Stadium is going to change? When the team's ace striker Alexander Isak told the club that he hopes to detonate in the transfer market this summer.

As one of the top centers in football today, this Swedish God Tower has never lacked suitors. Now he personally pushed open the door to leave the team, and a battle for the wealthy family around him officially began!

First Echelon: Premier League Civil War, Liverpool leads

Among all suitors, Liverpool has the strongest desire. They have been coveting Isaac for a long time and were even willing to pay a sky-high price of £120 million. Although the Reds have just signed Ekitic, if Nunes or Dias changes in the future, Anfield's goalkeeper will be open to Isaac again.

As for Arsenal, although they are "old friends", their budget has bottomed out after spending more than 100 million this summer, and I am afraid they can only "sigh". Chelsea and Manchester United have no intention of joining this expensive war because their respective forwards have completed strengthening.

The second echelon: Gold and Yuan football, two major "oil dads" disrupt the situation

If anyone can ignore the price, they are undoubtedly the "financial owners" from the Middle East.

Paris Saint-Germain has strong financial resources and the Champions League is attractive enough. But the problem is that coach Enrique's current tactical system does not seem to require a traditional nine-point center. Whether Isaac fits their tactical blueprint will be the key to this deal.

The real "king bomb" may be Saudi Arabia's Riyadh crescent. They have almost unlimited financial resources, and signing Isaac will be another testament to the world to demonstrate its league ambitions. Although going to Saudi Arabia may be seen as a career regression, a huge salary that cannot be refused will be a temptation that any player must weigh. What’s more interesting is that behind Riyadh Crescent and Newcastle are the Saudi Public Investment Fund (PIF). This potential deal will fall into an embarrassing situation of "left hand to right hand".

The final struggle: Newcastle's helplessness

As a "victim", Newcastle United undoubtedly desires to retain their leading stars. Even if Isaac's heart is no longer there, staying in the team for a year can make great contributions to the team. However, the biggest problem is money. Under strict fiscal fairness bill restrictions, providing Isaac with a sky-high new contract that matches its value and ambitions is a huge challenge for the "Magpie".

The final choice: glory or money?

Isaac's future is now confusing. Are you staying in the Premier League and joining Liverpool to compete for the championship? Is it the highest honor to travel to Paris to pursue the Champions League? Or choose the easiest and richest path to go to the Saudi League to "dimensional reduction strike"?

The final decision of this Swedish god forward will not only affect the situation in European football, but will also trigger a major discussion on "dreams and money".