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Chelsea are prepared to break the Premier League transfer record to sign Alexander Isak Chelsea are prepared to break the Premier League transfer record in a bid to sign Alexander Isak from Newcastle United. Talks have already taken place between the two clubs and the Blues are aware, as well as prepared, to pay in excess of the £115 million they spent on Moises Caicedo last summer.
That should not be underestimated. I love everything really about the club, the fans, the city.’ Isak added: ‘I actually have no thoughts of a move or anything like that. I enjoy myself fantastically well and am very happy with my life.’ Isak refused to be drawn on rumours that Newcastle could be forced to offload him to balance the books and comply with the Premier League’s Profit and Sustainability Rules. ‘It is not something I am speculating on,’ he replied.
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