For the honor of the championship, Isak turned down a £600,000 weekly salary from Al Hilal and can only join Liverpool.

According to the latest report from the British media, The Sun, Al Hilal has offered Newcastle forward Isak a staggering contract with an annual salary exceeding £30 million, a signing bonus of £14 million, and various generous bonuses and special treatments. However, Isak is eager for championship honors and is determined to join the Premier League defending champions, Liverpool.

The Sun reports that in the contract offered by Al Hilal to Isak, he would earn £30,000 for each goal scored and £18,000 for each assist. If he wins the Saudi Pro League championship, Isak would receive a £3.6 million bonus, while the AFC Champions League title could earn him £3.8 million, and the Saudi Pro League top scorer award would be worth £1.75 million. In terms of living expenses, Isak would receive £120,000 per month for family travel expenses, along with a club residence staffed by four full-time employees and a dedicated driver.

The financial offer is substantial, but Isak is fully committed to Liverpool and has rejected what seems to be an irresistible bid from Al Hilal. This indicates that Isak is a player who values honor, with a market value of €120 million, having scored 23 goals and provided 6 assists in 34 Premier League matches last season, making him the runner-up for the Golden Boot behind Salah.

In my personal opinion, Isak is more well-rounded than Haaland. Joining Liverpool could elevate Isak's future market value beyond that of Haaland, providing him with a chance to contend for the Ballon d'Or.