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Burnley goalkeeper James Trafford is set to rejoin Manchester City
Sporting striker Viktor Gyokeres to join Arsenal this weekend I Gunners also complete deal for defender Cristhian Mosquera from Valencia
Striker Alexander Isak wants to look at options away from Newcastle I Club exploring move for RB Leipzig's Benjamin Sesko
Analysis: Alan Shearer says losing Isak would be hugely damaging for Newcastle
Chelsea have opened talks with Ajax over a move for centre-back Jorrel Hato while pushing ahead with interest in RB Leipzig forward Xavi Simons
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As heartbroken as I (a Newcastle fan) would be if Isak left for Liverpool, it would be VERY funny if his form immediately fell off a cliff next season - a.k.a. the ol’ Andy Carroll routine
Tom, Manchester
Alex Howell
BBC football news reporter in Singapore
Arsenal are holding an open training session here in Singapore.
It's very rare to be able to watch an hour of a Premier League side's training session.
Some of the squad are in the bottom left of this picture doing their activation work on bikes and on mats on the floor.
All of the grey t-shirts on the pitch are coaching staff. It is always amazing when you see how many members of support staff Mikel Arteta has.
Image source, BBC SportWho does Isak go to though? Arsenal and Liverpool have done their striker business. Madrid have already spent big. Realistically leaves PSG and Saudi? Seems an odd time to say he wants out
Jamie, Pembrokeshire
I got Isak on FC24 for €23m + Nunez, works for both.
Bob, Southampton
Matthew Raisbeck
BBC Newcastle Sport
Alexander Isak is Newcastle's star player. He's their main man.
The supporters love him, his teammates love him, Eddie Howe has changed his style of play to suit him and has got so much out of him.
Really what they want is to build their future short-term and long-term around him. Newcastle had been hoping to open contract negotiations this summer with Isak because they want to build their team around him for years to come.
He's got three years remaining on his current contract so they are in a pretty strong position in that respect but they wanted to tie him down for longer and give him a substantial pay rise. Those talks planned for this summer - I don't think they've happened yet. One way or another a decision has to be made - something has to change.
It feels as if Newcastle's hand may be being forced here because if they don't offer him a new deal that is suitable for Isak and his people then maybe a move away will be the alternative and what happens.
If Newcastle are to sell Isak they will want top money because he is a top striker and his value to them is hard to state.
Joe Rindl
BBC Sport
Who does Isak usually sign for in FM, then? Are Liverpool and Arsenal common destinations? Let me know as soon as folks, this is vital info.
Isak has done this to me on Football Manager many times, knew he was a wrongun but the main message of the story is I continued to sign him. Arsenal should break the bank
Keith, Nottingham
I think it's difficult to come back from this for Isak now. He either genuinely wants to leave, or a plea for wages which has embarrassed Howe/the club.
Niall, London
Image source, Getty ImagesFormer England and Newcastle defender Steve Howey has been speaking about Alexander Isak's potential move away from Newcastle.
"Where does he want to be? He's at a club who absolutely adore him, he'll be on unbelievable money, they've won something, they're in the Champions League - it would have to be some club to want to leave for.It just feels a bit disappointing it's come out now," Howey told BBC Radio Newcastle.
"If he wanted away he should have let people know very early on so Newcastle could get business done.You have to agree with the fans' frustration because you have the nucleus of a very good team.It's put both the club and player in a poor position.
"The club don't want a player who wants away and the player's standing with the fans has dropped with not too long left of the window.Lets just try and get a deal done as soon as we can so we can try and get some players in - at least another one or two strikers - before the season start."
Pretty sure Isak saying I want to explore other clubs is translated to offer me massive wages
Bobby, Wolverhampton
Do Arsenal go all out and bid for Isak too? Try and sell Nelson, Trossard, Martinelli, Sambi Lokonga, and a few other squad players to free up funds. Whilst I would hate for Martinelli to leave, Isak is an upgrade!
Tom, Leeds
Image source, Getty ImagesLiverpool are ready to break the British transfer record again for Newcastle and Sweden striker, Alexander Isak. (Mail+ - subscription required)
However according to Talksport, Saudi side Al-Hilal are currently preparing a bid, understood to be more than £130m for the 25-year-old who was omitted from Newcastle's squad for their pre-season tour of Singapore.
Isak had informed Newcastle of his desire to explore a move this summer. (Romano)
I might be the only Newcastle fan who thinks this, but if Isak wants to go, let him go. Tell Liverpool £70m plus Nunez and Harvey Elliot. Still go for Sesko and a CB we would be stronger overall. Nunez under Howe could be brilliant.
Sean, Aberdeen
Image source, Getty ImagesBundesliga winners, Bayern Munich are set to bid again for Liverpool's winger Luis Diaz. The Colombian international has made his desires to depart from the Merseyside club clear and talks will continue. (Fabrizio Romano)
Arne Slot's side had previously declined a £58.6m bid from the German side as the Reds deem the 28-year-old to be worth more than £86m.
Burnley
Looking at transfers - Burnley looking like a new Forest with all signings they’ve made - hope they manage to gel and don’t go straight back down!
Scraybar, Jack
Sunderland for me have had a good window. They have spent big (for a newly promoted team) and in my opinion will be safe next season. Derby day will be interesting with Newcastle if Isak goes...
Pablo, Morocco
Maybe Slot is ultra petty from the cup final. Gazumps our Ekitike transfer and now wants to take our striker too. Bet he benches Isak all season as revenge for his winning goal!
Will, Newcastle
Joe Rindl
BBC Sport
Good point, Stephen.
Still, I do love all of your bold transfer takes, and some of the time they do turn out to be true.
With that in mind. Who's had a good window so far? Which club's transfer business will have aged like fine wine by May?
Re: 08:17, Joe, a squad goes from 'great depth' to 'bloated' when judged using impeccable hindsight at the end of the season.
Stephen, Chester