The journalist respected Paul Joyce gave a big update on Liverpool’s interest in the Newcastle United striker Alexander Isak.
Thursday morning, the Magpies said that Isak had not traveled with the team for their pre-season tour in Asia due to an injury.
A few hours later, it was reported that Isak had informed Newcastle of its intentions “to explore an evolution”.
Since the so-called ISAK transfer request, Fabrizio Romano has said that the Swedish international would like to leave Newcastle for Anfield.
He wrote on social networks: “Again: Alexander Isak wants Liverpool, it is his priority as indicated. No discussions with Al Hilal, Chelsea or Manchester United.”
Friday afternoon, the journalist from Liverpool respected Joyce, who wrote for the Times, gave an update on the transfer saga.
He declared That Liverpool is interested in Isak, but then declared that the situation is far from simple.
Joyce spoke of the fact that Newcastle’s position remains the same – Isak is not for sale – and unless the view of the Magpies changes, Liverpool “ will remain admirers from afar.
It was also suggested that Liverpool should probably separate from 150 million pounds sterling to try Newcastle to do business.
The report indicated: “When Liverpool contacted Newcastle at the beginning of last week to verify the availability of Isak, it was suggested that they proposed an agreement worth 120 million pounds Sterling at 130 million pounds sterling for the Swedish international.
“Let us see that Newcastle completes the power of the players and accept his departure – there is no certainty that the figures mentioned would then be enough to conclude an agreement. Fees of 150 million pounds sterling were mentioned.”
So far this summer, Liverpool has already spent nearly 300 million pounds Sterling after bringing Jeremie Frimpong, Florian Wirtz, Milos Kerkez, Freddie Woodman, Armin Pecsi and Ekitike.
Aside from Isak, players such as Rodrygo, Marc Guehi and Anthony Gordon were also linked to a move to the Premier League champions.
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