The long-running saga surrounding Alexander Isak’s future could finally be reaching a decisive stage, with fresh reports suggesting Liverpool may soon get their man.

The Swedish forward has been at the center of speculation all summer, and with only days left in the transfer window, a domino effect of deals appears to be lining up that could allow him to leave Newcastle United.

Isak, who publicly admitted that his situation with the Magpies had become “unsustainable” due to unfulfilled promises, played a starring role last season—netting 27 goals and providing six assists in 42 matches. His contributions powered Newcastle to a fifth-place finish and their long-awaited return to the Champions League, as well as their historic Carabao Cup triumph over Liverpool.

Despite his success, Isak looks closer than ever to a St. James’ Park exit. But before Liverpool can swoop in, Newcastle want to secure a replacement. Reports indicate that Wolves are set to complete the signing of Nigerian striker Tolu Arokodare from Genk after his standout 30-goal contributions last campaign. Should that deal go through, Wolves may then sanction Jorgen Strand Larsen’s switch to Newcastle—a move that has been in discussion for weeks.

The Norwegian forward, who struck 14 goals and added five assists last season, is seen as the missing piece Newcastle need before letting Isak go.

With those transfers potentially falling into place, Liverpool’s pursuit of the 25-year-old goal machine could finally gather unstoppable momentum.

The Reds, who have started their Premier League campaign strongly with back-to-back wins, are watching the situation closely. Meanwhile, Newcastle remain winless after two games, adding further pressure behind the scenes.

Could this be the moment when Isak’s long-rumored Anfield move turns into reality? 👀