Thames: Isaac knew in June that Liverpool was going to give him nearly 300,000 weekly salary to sign him

Hupu September 2nd News Times famous reporter Martin Hardy updated the inside story of Isaac's transfer.

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Newcastle can no longer risk putting the team in trouble or devaluing the assets, but they insist (perhaps it is right) that they are happy with the final transfer fee because - like Visa's deal - the only entanglement is themselves.

In fact, it all started in June. Newcastle needs to find their replacement quickly before Liverpool actually starts taking action against Isaac – but that doesn’t happen.

Newcastle's recruitment team is led by the club's assistant recruiting director and Eddie's nephew Andy Howe (after the departure of athletic director Paul Mitchell), who failed to complete the deal against Joao Pedro before Isaac's final transfer to Anfield begins toward an inevitable end.

to July 24, negotiations between Isaac and Newcastle broke down. He knows that Liverpool is preparing to offer a salary of about £300,000 a week, almost twice his income at Newcastle, and more than £100,000 more than the salary they had prepared before. This was almost done at that time.

(ByJuly24, Isak’stalks with Newcastlehadbrokendown.HeknewLiverpoolwerepreparedtooffer about £300,000aweek,prettymuchmorethanandmorethanwhathewassearning atNewcastleandmorethan£100,000aweekmorethanwhattheyhadbeenpreparedtooffer.Itwas virtually donerightthen.)

Newcastle United need to agree to the sale of Isaksack in order to get enough funds to fight for Visa on the last day of Monday's summer transfer window, that is, Monday.

On Saturday night, at Elland Road Stadium, Newcastle United tied 0-0 with their opponents, and lost three rounds of the Premier League, with only 2 points - fans and Howe said Walter Mad was not a pure striker.

How and his coaching staff will likely work hard to transform Walter Mad into a real striker. After all, Isaac is completely different from when he arrived three years ago.

Tyneside's atmosphere was still restless. Anger at Isaac will continue until he returns to St James Park.

Newcastle United lost their most valuable assets, which is frustrating and confusing, and it has been nearly four years since they were acquired, which should have made them the richest club in the world.

Perhaps that's the real price, because even though Newcastle United struggles to get a positive image after the toughest summer, it now looks more like a regular club.