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Newcastle have set a staggering price for in-form Alexander Isak – more than £150m, according to a report.
The Magpies bought the 25-year-old in 2022 from Real Sociedad for £63 million, the club's most expensive arrival to date.
Only three players have surpassed Isak in the Premier League this season, who has scored 11 goals in 16 games: Mohamed Salah (16), Erling Haaland (13) and Cole Palmer (12).
His impressive form has caught the attention of some Premier League rivals and other European giants, including Arsenal, Chelsea, Liverpool, PSG, Real Madrid and Barcelona.
Despite the host of potential suitors, Newcastle have insisted they are “relaxed” about the situation, while Isak himself has expressed that he is happy with Tyneside, according to The telegraph.
Following the appointment of Enzo Maresca in the summer, Chelsea inquired about the Swede's availability, which was responded to with the aforementioned £150m valuation.
Alexander Isak has been valued at £150m by Newcastle due to his incredible form
The 25-year-old is the Premier League's fourth top scorer, with 11 goals this season.
Eddie Howe confirmed that Newcastle have no interest in parting ways with their star
Arsenal have long been linked with Isak, while Liverpool could join the race for his signature if they fail to convince Mohamed Salah to sign a new deal.
PSG, Madrid and Barcelona are also believed to be tracking the striker.
Isak, who earns around £120,000 a week, has three and a half years left on his current contract.
Although negotiations over a new contract were postponed earlier this year, Newcastle want to keep their star.
Talks collapsed in October and Isak's side had doubts about the club's progress, with the Champions League a personal priority for the striker.
Following Newcastle's 4-0 win over Ipswich Town on December 21, manager Eddie Howe addressed the outside interest surrounding the striker.
“There is no part of me or anyone at Newcastle that wants to let Alex go. I would love for him to help us win a trophy,” he said.