Jamie Carragher has suggested that Liverpool is a more likely destination than Arsenal if Alexander Isak Newcastle United would leave.
The Swedish sensation is in good shape since he came to the magpies, an impressive 10 Premier League goals in his first 22 games and follows 21 in the 30 last season. This period he continued his target -presending spree with 17 in 23 performances, As a result, Newcastle's 2025/26 Champions League ambitions stays alive.
With Arsenal's team with injury problems, including long -term setbacks for Gabriel Jesus, Kai Havertz and Bukayo Saka, speculation from Isak may have been increased to the Emirates Stadium. But talk about it is called Soccer! Podcast, Carragher said (via Football London): “I don't get much talk about going to Arsenal.
“I know that Arsenal would love him, but I would also say one thing, Arsenal is not the only team that a center-forward needs. Liverpool also needs one. I think Liverpool will be on the market in the summer Are a center-forward. I think if he was available, there is no doubt that Arsenal would go for him, but I think Liverpool is also part of that queue.
“The problem you have with Real Madrid is that they have [Kylian] Mbappe, Barcelona I am not sure if they have the money – but they would probably be a center -forward on the market because you think about the age of [Robert] Lewandowski. But if he has to leave Newcastle, he has to go to a team that has a realistic chance of winning the Champions League, because that's how he is. “
In another chat, Carragher heard the opportunities of Liverpool about Arsenal in the race for Isak's services in the summer piglets. He said: “You know the conversation about Isak. There is a lot talking about Isak.
“He has three years left on his contract. Liverpool is also desperately looking for a Center-Forward, but there is no liverpool who gets him. So I don't know where all this talk about Arsenal reconciliation isak comes from. Liverpool needs one too and if she wins the competition and ISAK would leave, you definitely choose the team that wins the competition.
Landing Isak from Newcastle seems a piece at the moment, since it is tied up until 2028, has an eyebrows that have £ 124m appreciation and seems happy in his current club. Liverpool, accompanied by the new Arne Slot manager, is currently leading the Premier League table, a comfortable seven points in second place Arsenal after 25 games.
However, they could soon have their own problems in advance. Mohamed Salah, whose contract is expiring this summer, has not yet agreed to a new deal in Anfield. With an impressive count of 28 goals in all competitions this season, the departure of the 32-year-old Egyptian would be an important blow to Liverpool's attack.
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