According to The Athletic, Newcastle has made a offer for Leipzig striker Sesco with a total price of 80 million euros.

The offer includes a fixed transfer fee of 75 million euros and an additional clause of up to 5 million euros, which was filed by Newcastle within the past 24 hours. According to reports, if Isaac leaves the team, Newcastle is considering introducing Cesco.

It is revealed that Newcastle has rejected the official offer of 110 million pounds for Isaac, but Liverpool still has a strong interest in Isaac.

Manchester United are also interested in Cesco, and the players have not yet made a final decision on his favorite destination.

Cesco had previously received attention from Arsenal, but Arsenal chose Yorke, and the Gunners signed him last month for €63.5 million plus €10 million.

Chelsea have also admired Cesco for many years, but they have signed Drapp and Joao Pedro earlier this summer.

Cesco's contract with Leipzig is signed until 2029, and he signed a new contract last year, expected to include a gentleman agreement that allows him to leave the team when he encounters a suitable program. His previous contract included a termination clause of 65 million euros.

Cesco joined Leipzig from Salzburg Red Bull in 2023, and both clubs are owned by the Red Bull Group. He has made 87 appearances for Leipzig, scored 39 goals and had eight assists.

Cesco made his debut in Slovenia's adult national team the day after his 18th birthday, and scored 16 goals in 41 games, representing the national team in the 2024 European Cup.

Liverpool had previously expressed its intention to sign Isaac for about 120 million pounds, but Newcastle's position has always been that Isaac is not a product. Isaac did not participate in a friendly match against the Celtics and did not participate in the Asian preseason with the team. The club said the reason was a slight leg problem, but anonymous sources said that due to uncertainty in the future, Isaac was more inclined not to participate.

Isaac is currently training alone in his former boss Real Sociedad.