Liverpool has intensified their interest in striker Alexander Isak and made contact with Newcastle regarding his availability, expressing a willingness to pay around 120m. Following a record-breaking summer transfer for Florian Wirtz, Liverpool aims to secure another major signing. Isak has been a standout player, scoring 21 and 23 goals in his last two Premier League seasons, but Newcastle maintains he is not for sale. Initial discussions are noted, but no formal bid has been submitted yet, while Newcastle explores the signing of Hugo Ekitike as a potential strategic move.
Liverpool have approached Newcastle United regarding Alexander Isak and expressed willingness to pay around 120m for the striker, potentially surpassing the deal for Florian Wirtz.
Isak scored 21 and 23 goals in two consecutive Premier League seasons, making him one of football's most sought-after strikers despite Newcastle's insistence that he is not for sale.
The Magpies are reportedly pursuing a 75m move for Hugo Ekitike, likely as a contingency related to Isak's status, who is regarded as a significant asset at St James' Park.
David Ornstein emphasized that while initial discussions have taken place, Liverpool has not yet made a formal bid for Isak, indicating negotiations are still in early stages.
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