Alexander Isak is considering a lucrative offer from Al-Hilal of £600,000 per week, plus bonuses for achievements. He is open to leaving Newcastle, where he has been unsettled by transfer speculation. Due to a minor muscle injury, Isak did not join his teammates for their pre-season tour. Liverpool is interested in him but is unlikely to match Al-Hilal's terms. Newcastle wishes to retain Isak, as selling him could anger fans given the shared ownership with Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund.
Alexander Isak has been offered a staggering £600,000-a-week tax-free deal by Al-Hilal with lucrative bonuses, and he is open to leaving Newcastle.
Al-Hilal, reaching the Club World Cup quarter-finals, aims to sign Isak, who has not traveled to Asia for Newcastle’s pre-season tour due to a minor injury.
Liverpool, long-term admirers of Isak, may not match the lucrative offer from Al-Hilal, who are prepared to enhance his package with performance-related bonuses.
Newcastle has no desire to sell Isak, as fans would disapprove of a transfer to Al-Hilal, especially given both clubs are owned by Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund.
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