Liverpool will demand a fee of up to £50m to sell striker Diogo Jota amid interest from Aston Villa, Newcastle and Wolverhampton Wanderers. (Empire of the Kop)

Team Talk reports that Liverpool are open to letting Diogo Jota leave Anfield this summer and have named a price tag of €50m-€55m (£42.9m-£47.2m / $54.6m to $60.2m). Newcastle, with manager Eddie Howe being a huge admirer, is strongly considering a move for Jota. However, any Newcastle move to sign Jota is expected to be done independently from any sale of Isak.

Liverpool are reportedly ready to sell Diogo Jota if they receive offers in the region of €55m. Newcastle United is named as one of the suitors for Jota. There is a suggestion that Newcastle's interest could lead to discussions about a swap deal involving Alexander Isak.

Newcastle want to sign Diogo Jota, with Magpies boss Eddie Howe said to admire him. A part-exchange deal for Alexander Isak has been suggested, with Liverpool ready to step up their advances for the in-form Sweden striker. However, Newcastle’s plan is not to allow Isak to leave, so another solution will need to be found if they are to sign Jota. Jota has an Estimated Transfer Value (ETV) of €59m.