Liverpool reportedly set to renew pursuit of Newcastle striker Isak
Liverpool have made a fresh bid for Newcastle United's striker, Alexander Isak. The Reds could test Newcastle's resolve again before the transfer deadline, as negotiations between the two clubs continue.
Tensions are growing behind the scenes at St. James' Park regarding Isak's potential departure. The Swedish international has expressed his desire to leave Newcastle United, but the Magpies have publicly stated that they do not wish to sell him.
Any potential agreement between Liverpool and Newcastle for Isak's transfer will be complex, with reports suggesting that Liverpool must increase their proposal to have any chance of signing him. Newcastle is reportedly searching for a suitable replacement for Isak, should a deal materialise.
The initial offer from Liverpool was £110m, which was rejected by Newcastle. However, the valuation for Isak remains at £150m, according to sources. Liverpool's stance is closer to £120m-£130m, making for a potentially lengthy negotiation process.
The transfer that will again be topical in the coming weeks could be one of the most complex and demanding negotiations this transfer window involves, with Luis Díaz's move from Liverpool to Bayern Munich depending on other transfers such as Hugo Ekitike's potential move to the Reds and being part of a complicated deal chain.
Newcastle United expects a fresh bid from Liverpool in the coming week, and Isak is reportedly focusing on a move to Liverpool's Anfield. The negotiations between the two clubs are ongoing, and both parties are hopeful of reaching an agreement before the transfer deadline.
Despite Isak's expressed desire to leave, Newcastle United has not publicly stated a willingness to sell him. This transfer saga is set to continue, with Liverpool's persistence and Isak's ambition potentially leading to a blockbuster move.
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