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Liverpool agree British record £125m fee for Alexander Isak

  • Liverpool have secured Alexander Isak from Newcastle United by agreeing to a British-record transfer fee of £125 million on Deadline Day, September 1, 2025.
  • The deal came after a lengthy and contentious transfer saga during which Isak openly criticized Newcastle for failing to uphold their commitments and expressed his intention to move on from the club.
  • Isak, 25, scored 23 Premier League goals last season but missed Newcastle's preseason and first three league games due to injury, training separately amid tensions.
  • The Swedish striker is scheduled for a medical on Monday morning ahead of finalizing a six-year agreement with Liverpool, further boosting their summer acquisitions following Florian Wirtz’s £116 million transfer.
  • This transfer extends Liverpool's record-breaking acquisitions this window and signals their intent to strengthen the squad ahead of a competitive season.
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Liverpool has brought Swedish team to Merseyside for the record total of 125 million pounds (144.2 million euros). The 25-year-old's headline change took place on Monday night. However, nothing was done with the master's attempt to get rid of defender Marc Guehi from Crystal Palace. The English International remained true to the FA Cup winner for coach Oliver Glasner. The Isak posse had been pulling for weeks. Liverpool had made an offer of 110 …

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There has never been such an expensive transfer even in the buying rush of the English Premier League. Alexander Isak changes for a record sum from Newcastle to Liverpool.

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The Telegraph broke the news in London, United Kingdom on Sunday, August 31, 2025.
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