Newcastle See 50 million pounds Sterling Strand Larsen Offer rejected by Wolves in the middle of Isak Impasse

Newcastle United would have made an offer for Wolves striker Jorgen Strand Larsen, rejected while they were looking to add to their attack options in the middle of the drama around Alexander Isak.

Isak will miss her second successive match to start the new Premier League season on Monday when Newcastle faces Liverpool in St James’ Park. The Swedish international is on strike while trying to force a move to Liverpool, who had an offer worth 110 million pounds sterling for Isak rejected by the Magpies.

Newcastle has seen several movements for attackers fall during an otherwise productive transfer window. They missed Liam Delap, Joao Pedro, Hugo Ekitike and Benjamin Sesko, and want to sign two attackers before considering a sale of Isak. Newcastle left Callum Wilson to leave after the end of last season, and William Osula is their only central attacker recognized in the absence of Isak.

Yoane Wissa de Brentford is determined to join Newcastle before the end of the transfer window on September 1, but the bees rejected two offers for Dr Congo International, the last value of 35 million pounds sterling plus 5 million pounds sterling in additional modules.

And Newcastle also identified Strand-larsen as a target, subjecting an offer of 50 million pounds sterling for the Norwegian international, according to several reports.

The Wolves, which started the season with two successive defeats, would have rejected this offer, the categorical midlands club a player whose move of Celta Vigo’s loan was made permanent last month is not for sale.

It is believed that Newcastle will test the resolution of Wolves in this regard, although the Manager Vitor Pereira is naturally eager not to sell a player who scored 14 goals in the Premier League last season to help them guarantee the survival of the Premier League.