Liverpool wants Alexander Isak. (Photography by Serena Taylor/Newcastle United via Getty Images)
Liverpool already has a very impressive summer transfer window, and with Alexander Isak signing, he is looking to leave Newcastle’s signing, which could be better.
Last week, Isak was widely reported to be eager to leave Newcastle, which led to his evacuation of their pre-season trips in Singapore and South Korea. Liverpool have not taken specific moves yet, and although it is expected to be sold to Bayern Munich shortly after the agreement is reached, they may face competition for the signature of the 25-year-old.
Alexander Isak’s asking price indication appears
According to football insiders, financial expert Stefan Borson has addressed speculation surrounding Isak and may move to Saudi Arabia, whose largest club is owned by PIF, the largest shareholder of Newcastle.
“Newcastle doesn’t need to sell him. I think they can manage their financial fair game issues. He has a long-term contract. They can say no, but it’s not easy to say no when the player wants to leave.
“I think the situation with Al-Hilal is strange. You have a team that is obviously a relevant party. That’s what they themselves say in their own account. You have a team owned by the same owner. This deal will be adjusted.
“First of all, it has to be fair market value assessment by the Premier League in order to limit the expense to £150 million. It is impossible to have £200 million or similar prices because the Premier League will not approve this fee. I think the Premier League will approve £150 million. Then you will get valid uefa, they will get any profit, so it will not be able to achieve uefa, so it will effectively utilize uefa uefa, ”””
Newcastle will reportedly hope to have £150 million from any club, including Liverpool. The Premier League will hope to leave by using the will of the players, and although Northeast clubs have no ability to be bullied in this issue, it can be reduced by leaving the players’ willingness.
