Liverpool has opened conversations about a relocation for Alexander Isak, of which Newcastle it is not for sale and would cost more than £ 125 million to praise St James' Park
Liverpool is ready to perform a record offer for Alexander Isak when they receive encouragement from Newcastle. Isak, 25, has hit the top of the summer shopping list of the Reds, because his future in the long term in St James' park remains uncertain.
Newcastle is determined that their star -striker is not for sale, with another three years to be on his contract. The side of Eddie Howe has reportedly tried to bind Isak to a new and improved deal that would help to scare off.
Gerummings about the admiration of Liverpool became louder this week when it turned out that the Premier League champions had made an approach for Isak, who had cost more than £ 125 million. Despite that British asking price, the intentions of Liverpool are clear.
According to the mail, the Reds will follow a deal if they get encouragement that there is a movement on the cards. Isak remains happy on Tyneside, despite conversations about a new contract that will be stuck earlier this year prior to the departure of director of Voetbal Paul Mitchell.
The former Real Sociedad-Starret is currently with the Newcastle team in Austria for their training camp for the season and can soon be accompanied by a new teammate. Eintracht Frankfurt Hotshot Hugo Ekitike – who is also interesting for Liverpool who could muddy the waters – has already been the subject of an £ 70 million bid from Newcastle.
It has been added that Frankfurt is demanding £ 86 million for the Frenchman, who came to Newcastle near signing in 2022 before he chose to join Paris Saint-Germain. It did not work at PSG, so Ekitike moved to Frankfurt on loan for the second half of the 2023-24 season.
After a promising spell, Eintracht signed the 23-year-old permanent for only £ 14.3 million and scored 22 goals and registered 12 assists in 46 performances in the previous period. Newcastle wants Ekitike to play next to Isak, whose first choice of Liverpool while they offer to sign a new striker this summer.
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Arne Slot and Co. have discussed a number of options, both at home and abroad. Ollie Watkins from Aston Villa, with whom Manchester United is connected, and Yoane Wissa van Brentford, a target for Nottingham Forest, is claimed to be on their shortlist.
Victor Osimhen was also mentioned during conversations with Napoli before the Italian champions withdrew for Darwin Nunez. Even United Wantaway Marcus Rashford was a name that was reportedly driven during one conversation in Anfield.