Alexander Isak to Liverpool remains the conversation of the transfer star Depsite Newcastle's apparent unwillingness to do business, while Arne Slot could still see more changes in his team in the coming days
Liverpool has enjoyed a ruthless transfer window so far. After kicking off the summer with the exit of Trent Aleeander-Arnold, the Reds quickly moved to transform the Arne Slot team into his second summer that was in charge.
Figures such as Florian Wirtz and Milos Kerkez have arrived, while Anfield said goodbye to Darwin Nunez and Luis Diaz. There has been a considerable change because Liverpool wanted to keep their title.
But the last week or so will be dominated by Alexander Isak with Slot's team that is even in Newcastle at that time. The Reds remain ready to make an offer, but still have to be encouraged to do this by Newcastle.
“As explained to Alex and his representatives, we must always take into account the best interests of Newcastle United, the team and our supporters in all decisions and we have been clear that the conditions of a sale did not happen this summer,” Newcastle said in a statement that Isak spoke. “We do not provide for those conditions that are met.”
That said, Mirror football looks at the latest news and rumors of the transfer.
ISAK Opportunities
It seemed as if Newcastle was holding all the cards in the Alexander Isak Saga, but that could all be different next summer. There are still three years left on the Swede contract in St James' Park, but if Liverpool can wait for Another season, they get a good chance of getting their husbands.
This is due to the Lassana Diarra judgment and the interim changes to Article 17 of the FIFA regulations on the transfer and status of players. This would enable Isak to move without the Say-So of his club, in a way that looks more like an everyday employee, according to ESPN.
Article 17 can be invoked within 15 days of the last match of the season by players who have been under contract in a club for three years. It would enable Isak to leave in a one -sided breach of contract, and Newcastle would still be entitled to compensation.
That figure would be an uncertain that is determined by the Disputes Destination Chamber of the FIFA football tribunal as clubs cannot reach an agreement. It could even see Isak, in fact moving for free, while compensation costs are pronounced in a process that can last 18 months to 2 years.
Reds Exit
Liverpool -young Lewis Koumas is the newest player for a permanent exit from Anfield. The 19-year-old is chased by Birmingham City and Wrexham after a successful spell on loan at Stoke City last season, according to Liverpool.com.
The newly promoted parties are accompanied by Sheffield United, Norwich City, Preston North End and Hull City to keep interest. However, it is Birmingham and Wrexham, which lead the chase for Koumas.
The teenager was absent in the defeat of the Premier League 2 of the Under-21s in Leicester City on Monday evening and is expected to deviate before the transfer deadline.
Guehi theory
Sean Dyche has suggested that Crystal Palace may have been taken from an agreement to sell Marc Guehi this summer. The defender has been the subject of transfer interest from Liverpool and is with the last year of his contract.
Speaking at the No Tippy Tappy Football Podcast, Dyche said: “If you make a lot of signing sessions, you will do the agreement for their contract, but we will look up a men's agreement where we say that we will honor the player with an agreement of the plate.
“Now you never know if that was said there. With Guehi, and I imagine that this is what happened, probably a year ago, they said,” Look, we get it, you will keep with us “. And last summer he stayed with it.
“And if he is a good professional, whom he seems fantastic to me, he doesn't want to go outside and start saying all. But at some point he might have to go:” Wait a moment, they told me that if we let this, this and this, they let me get “.”