Reds Step Up Pursuit of Swedish StrikerIn a story broken by Sacha Tavolieri for Sky Sports, Liverpool FC have made their move for Newcastle United’s Alexander Isak. The

Jacobs wrote on X: ‘Understand Luis Diaz is getting close to a move to Bayern and likely for under €80m. Still some work to be done. Diaz heading to Tokyo with the rest of the #LFC team, but an agreement with Bayern is not far off.’

With Díaz’s exit inching closer, Liverpool’s interest in forward options has intensified. One name regularly mentioned is Newcastle United’s Alexander Isak. The Swedish striker fits the profile preferred by Slot — technically sound, tactically flexible, and Premier League proven.

Prize Money Breakdown Adds Up to Major Backing According to The Mirror, Liverpool’s £56.4 million windfall primarily stems from their Premier League finish.

Isak, who Anthony Gordon has deemed capable of becoming “one of the best players in the world” ( TNT Sports ), is therefore a realistic target for Liverpool. “Liverpool are in a position of strength,” said Maguire. “They were quiet in the market last year, and they have sold one or two peripheral players – others are likely to leave.

Liverpool opted against signing Alexander Isak during Jurgen Klopp's time in charge of the club and instead signed a flop for £1 million more.

Liverpool may have invested £170 million in fresh faces but that only gives them a one-year window for Premier League title success, says Jamie Carragher, with further transfer sprees unlikely.

Three little words - "not for sale" - have been repeated countless times in response to Isak interest. Only now is that going to be tested