Alexander Isak next club: Latest odds for Newcastle striker's next transfer

Alexander Isak became the first ever player in Newcastle's history to score 20 goals in consecutive Premier League seasons... not even the legendary Alan Shearer did that. 

Paired with the fact that he helped Newcastle to a first domestic trophy in 70 years, then it's easy to see why he's hot property.

Newcastle have Champions League football in the 2025/26 season so will definitely be under no pressure to sell. However, if a big offer comes in then they may consider given the current state of affairs with PSR lurking in the background of every Premier League team's transfer business.

We've taken a look at the odds, which are correct at the time of writing, and evaluated the options for Isak if he decides to leave Tyneside.

Newcastle - 1/4

One thing that will fill Newcastle fans with glee is that Isak is still odds on favourite to remain at the club next season.

Granted things can happen very quickly over the summer, but odds of 1/4 is somewhat reassuring.

Liverpool - 4/1

The Premier League champions have had an excellent season under the tutelage of Arne Slot. 

They're already making moves in the market with them heavily rumoured to be targeting full-backs Jeremie Frimpong and Milos Kerkez. 

The signing of Isak would be a huge statement for Liverpool and many Scousers will be dreaming of seeing him combine with Mo Salah. 

If Isak leaves the Toon for another Premier League side then Liverpool are deemed most likely with most bookies having odds of around 4/1.

Arsenal - 7/1

Arsenal fans have been fawning for the Swede ever since the club's interest in him became clear. 

For all the 'welcome to Arsenal' 2025 compilation videos that have been published, there is a clear similarity between Isak and club legend Thierry Henry.

Arsenal's need for a striker has been evident for a while and it appears that they'll finally bring a 'number nine' to North London this summer.

Bookies have odds of around 7/1 for the striker to join the Gunners this summer. This is a move that could happen, but Mikel Arteta's team may opt for a cheaper option to clear funds for a midfielder with Martin Zubimendi heavilly rumoured to be joining the club. 

Barcelona - 14/1

The lure of the Nou Camp could prove too strong for Isak, but with Robert Lewandowski on hot form again this season, a new striker may not be top of the agenda in the summer window. 

Isak would be a great addition for Barca, but we think the cost of a potential deal and the form of Lewandowski makes this unlikely. 

Odds for this move are around the 14/1 mark, which suggests that there's an outside chance of a move.

Real Madrid - 25/1

One thing that Real aren't short of is front line firepower, so that makes an Isak move to Madrid unlikely.

With odds of 25/1, this one is deemed as unlikely as Isak will surely want to be top dog if he is to move away from the North East and that certainly won't happen at Real with Kylian Mbappe around.

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