Alexander Isak trains alone in the former Club Real Sociedad in the middle of intensive connections to Liverpool, as Talksport understands.
The striker announced Newcastle that he would like to explore his options outside the club this summer.
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Isak did not travel to Singapore with the Magpies to achieve her pre-season tour while he was speculated about an exit.
Liverpool is very interested in the Swedish international, who set a prize of £ 150 million.
Newcastle becomes aware of the situation in relation to his training in Spain.
Isak spent three seasons in Sociedad and scored 44 goals in 132 games.
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He then signed a reported £ 63 million for Newcastle in 2022 and 62 times for the club since then.
Talk sport understands that Sociedad will earn ten percent of the transmission fee from every deal.
The Saudi Pro League team, Al Hilal, are another club that is interested in signing Isak this summer.
Newcastle will be ready to play hardball because the 25-year-old still has three years.
A key component of the summer saga is that Isak does not yet submit an official transfer request.
But talk sport understands that Newcastle would rather negotiate a deduction from the Premier League if he should submit an inquiry.
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Is Isak the right to explore its options?
While Newcastle will be disappointed that Isak is interested in going, Michael Owen has jumped to defend the Sweden.
The ex-Magpies striker offered the perspective of a player to the saga in a summer in which the club missed various goals.
“When a decent player is available, the big boys come and finally move,” said Owen to Talk Sport Breakfast. “It’s sad because you want a competition in football.
“But you put yourself in the point of view of a player. If you haven’t been ambition, football would be nothing.
“You have a short career that tries to win as much as possible and get to the best team.
“This is what everyone is doing. People will say it’s money, it’s not the case.
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“Most soccer players only want to be in the best teams, in the best competitions and profit trophies.
“Unfortunately, this scenario will never change.”
Hugo Ekikte, Liam Delap, Joao Pedro and Bryan Mbumo are some of the destinations that Newcastle has not signed.
Anthony Elanga remains after his change from Nottingham Forest after moving £ 55 million.