British media: Newcastle has not given up Wolves forward Larson, and is expected to continue to raise the offer

British media reported that Newcastle refused to give up introducing Wolves forward Larson.

Before Newcastle's match against Liverpool, the Magpie offered Larson its first offer, after sources insisted that the middleman had engaged in active consultations.

It is understood that the 25-year-old is eager to transfer to Newcastle, but the Wolves insist on refusing to sell as the transfer window approaches the closure stage.

Whether this matter ends here is unclear, after all, Newcastle urgently needs to strengthen its front line, and they seem to have shifted their attention from Visa after Brentford rejected a second official offer last week.

Although Newcastle remains focused on Visa, the Bees are reluctant to weaken the roster without ready-made replacements, which is particularly difficult with only one week left in the transfer window.

sources believe that Newcastle's offer to Larson is huge and may exceed its current valuation, so it may still drive a turnaround.

Sources hinted that the Magpies may raise their offer in the coming days to test Wolves' determination to keep people. If other options are blocked, Chelsea's Jackson may also become the subject of loan investigation.

These trends in Newcastle lay the groundwork for Liverpool's pursuit of Isaac. According to news, Larson is purely regarded as a replacement for Callum Wilson, who left the team freely this summer. Although some people question whether Newcastle needs to bring in a substitute for the marginal player last season, the club believed that someone needed to share the pressure on goals before Isaac's training.

It should be noted that Liverpool has not yet made a second offer for Isaac, and its official position is that it has withdrawn from the battle after the £110 million offer was rejected three weeks ago.