Newcastle United head coach Eddie Howe could have a full squad available to him for Monday night's Premier League showdown with Liverpool at St James' Park. Alexander Isak aside, the Magpies boss could welcome back midfielder Joe Willock to his squad after ...

In a recent segment on his Youtube channel, renowned journalist Fabrizio Romano mentioned that Liverpool are ready to launch another move for Newcastle United striker Alexander Isak this summer.

Newcastle responded to the statement by insisting Isak would not be leaving the club this summer and leaving the door open for the striker to re-integrate into the group. It’s a blow for the player and indeed Liverpool, who have been pursuing the forward and saw a £110million bid rejected by Newcastle.

It seems there is plenty of blame to go around, but Liverpool fans feel aggrieved to be portrayed as the villains. We’ve collected some of the many responses from the Mailbox and pulled up some of the comments from Below The Line.

Newcastle deny giving Alexander Isak a commitment he could leave this summer as the striker pushes for a move to Liverpool and say they 'do not foresee' the player being sold as the conditions required for them to sanction a sale are unlikely to transpire ...

Liverpool have emerged as Isak’s priority for the new campaign and the 25-year-old – the Magpies’ top scorer with 27 goals last term – has been training alone after opting out of Newcastle’s pre-season tour of Asia.

Wissa has since removed all traces of Brentford from his social media account following reports that The Bees were now looking for £60million for the DR Congo international. Newcastle won’t deal with those figures, given Wissa is 28 and has a year left on his contract at Brentford with an option.