Alexander Isak is now one of the most sought-after players of the summer. While Newcastle is eager to keep their star striker, both Liverpool and Al Hilal are ready to break transfer records to sign him.

Supporters can stream Newcastle United’s clash with Arsenal online through NUFC TV and Arsenal TV. Newcastle United have offered supporters the chance to purchase a streaming package which includes all of their matches in pre-season and began with last Saturday’s defeat at Celtic Park.

According to talkSPORT, Wilson has agreed personal terms with West Ham United after productive talks in recent days. The 33-year-old striker was also pursued by clubs in Saudi Arabia and the United States and while Championship sides like Leeds United and Burnley showed some interest too.

Eddie Howe fielded eight questions on the striker during Saturday's 15-minute press conference. The situation is beyond a distraction now

However, it was Arsenal's 15-year-old academy products, midfielder Max Downman and centre-back Marli Salmon, who also impressed with their cameos and were the main subject of Arteta's post-match press conference, with the mood surrounding the club fairly postive.

Newcastle United has struggled to land its top targets this summer and could now lose Alexander Isak to a Premier League rival.

Liverpool have previously communicated their interest in Isak and over doing a deal in the region of £120million.

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Max Clark has signed a one-year contract to remain with Newcastle Falcons for the forthcoming season. Clark initially joined Newcastle on a three-month deal last December, which was subsequently extended until the end of the campaign. The 29-year-old former Bath and Dragons player scored two tries in his 11 appearances for the Falcons.

Eddie Howe has claimed Arsenal will have the advantage in their pre-season game against Newcastle United on Sunday, with his side looking fatigued.Photo by JUSTIN TALLIS/AFP via Getty ImagesAfter