Liverpool’s transfer event this summer is far from over, and the club is still targeting another eye-catching offensive signature.
According to journalist Ben Jacobs, the Merseyside Giants continued to prioritize Newcastle United’s Alexander Isak even after Hugo Ekitike’s arrival.
The club’s ambitions are obvious, and this is to strengthen the frontline to ensure the depth, quality and competitiveness of all competitions.
The potential departure of Luis Diaz and Darwin Nunez opened the door for another striker to come in.
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Diaz is moving to Bayern Munich, and Nunez’s future remains uncertain as speculation is growing about summer exports.
Despite confidence in Ekitike and the current core of attacks including Mohamed Salah and Cody Gakpo, Liverpool is still looking for new attackers who can lead the line and seamlessly fit the Arne Slot system.
Isak fits the bill, they are seeking action for Newcastle United attackers.
Jacobs reported that the Reds did not intend to make “blind bids.” Instead, they are waiting for a clear signal from Newcastle’s position on Isak’s usability, especially when the player himself is considered willing to take action.
Alexander Isak is the priority target for red
Liverpool wants to ensure that any approach is strategic in reality, rather than being seen as speculative or premature birth. If the conditions are correct, especially if Isak promotes the move, then the Anfield club can act decisively.
Potential bids will only have the confidence that an agreement can be reached, not just test the waters.
Players such as Ekitike, Florian Wirtz, Jeremie Frimpong and Milos Kerkez have signed potential signatures for ISAK, not only showing their intentions and ambitions to continue to dominate in British football, but also aiming to make them the power of European football.
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