The transfer saga surrounding Alexander Isak is far from over, as Liverpool prepare a fresh move for the Newcastle United striker. With the summer window entering its decisive stage, the Premier League champions are determined to test the Magpies’ resolve once more.
Liverpool’s opening offer — believed to be in the region of £110 million plus add-ons — was swiftly turned down earlier in the summer. At that time, many assumed the Reds would move on after already securing Hugo Ekitike. But according to fresh reports, Arne Slot’s side are gearing up for an improved approach, keeping Isak firmly at the top of their wishlist.
The situation escalated further when the Swedish forward publicly revealed his frustrations, accusing Newcastle of failing to deliver on promises made to him. The club quickly responded with a firm statement insisting he was not for sale, but behind the scenes, the conditions of a possible deal are becoming clearer.
🔑 Two hurdles stand in Liverpool’s way:
1. Price Tag: Newcastle are holding out for around £150 million, though insiders suggest they might entertain a slightly lower figure if a strong enough bid arrives.
2. Replacement Striker: The Magpies will not sanction Isak’s departure unless they secure a suitable replacement. Their attempts to land Benjamin Šeško and Hugo Ekitike fell short, while
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