Liverpool are reportedly preparing a massive £165 million offer for Newcastle United striker Alexander Isak, with a five-year contract already agreed upon. Isak’s desire to leave Newcastle follows a dispute over a promised improved contract and reports of lucrative offers from Saudi Arabia. Transfer expert Fabrizio Romano claims an official bid from Liverpool is imminent, stating Isak wants a move to Anfield, rejecting interest from other clubs.
Sky Sport Switzerland suggests Liverpool will open official discussions with Newcastle shortly, with an initial bid potentially near £100 million, though Newcastle may demand £150 million. Liverpool believe a deal around £120 million plus bonuses is possible. To fund the transfer, Liverpool reportedly plan to sell Luis Diaz to Bayern Munich for £65.5 million and three more players, potentially raising another £100 million.
Newcastle manager Eddie Howe acknowledges the situation, emphasizing the need for the club to make the right decision. Despite the ongoing transfer saga, Howe remains focused on improving the squad. Liverpool are reportedly confident of reaching an agreement with Newcastle. This potential record-breaking transfer will dominate headlines as we await the official bid.