US EditionLiverpool Have Just Blown a Hole in Newcastle's 'Dream' Summer Plans
MERSEYSIDE, ENGLAND, JUL 15 – Liverpool aims to secure striker Alexander Isak with a potential £120 million offer, preparing to break its transfer record again amid key forward departures and squad rebuilding.
- Liverpool have made a record-breaking approach to Newcastle to sign striker Alexander Isak this summer.
- This follows Liverpool's interest in Eintracht Frankfurt's striker Hugo Ekitike, whose £70m bid was recently rejected by the club.
- Newcastle remain firm that Isak, who scored 23 goals last term and helped them qualify for the Champions League, is not for sale despite Liverpool's offer of around £120m.
- Rob Wilson noted Newcastle could afford Ekitike without selling players, and selling Isak for nearly £150m would ease financial concerns for years.
- Liverpool's pursuit of Isak and Ekitike reflects their intent to strengthen after winning the title, but Newcastle's stance suggests a summer of complex transfer dealings.
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Liverpool have just blown a hole in Newcastle's 'dream' summer plans
Newcastle United have reasserted their strong “not-for-sale” stance on Alexander Isak after Liverpool stepped up interest in the striker while being told by Eintracht Frankfurt they are almost £10m apart in valuation of Hugo Ekitike after a first bid was rejected.It has been a seismic 24 hours at St James’ Park with these two prospective transfers having the potential to shape not only Newcastle’s future but also Liverpool’s.While there is some …
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