Liverpool is determined to recruit Alexander Isak, but another option worth £ 130 million can appear and make them consider.
The Merseyside team spent more than £ 300 million this summer but still pursued Isak. The Newcastle United striker is rebellious to demand to leave and now have to practice alone.
Liverpool once sent £ 110 million but was rejected by Newcastle. Choi Chu confirmed that he did not sell Isak even though the Swedish player publicly accused the club “breaking his promise”. Newcastle immediately refused, declaring that “the condition for an Isak sales deal this summer has never appeared.”
Coach Eddie Howe believes that “the play is about to lower” and still hopes Isak will return to the squad. However, will Liverpool continue to persistently pursue the Swedish striker?
Select 130 million pounds to replace Isak
According to Source from Spain (Defensa Central), Real Madrid is considering the future of Vinicius Jr, the player also contracts until 2027.
The renewal negotiations are delayed, and Real is said to be taking into account all possibilities, including selling Vinicius in 2026 if the two parties do not reach an agreement. Although not the priority scenario, Los Blancos can accept to sell him for £ 130 million next summer.
The source also said that Real believed that Vinicius was calculating following the path that Kylian Mbappé chose, that is, keeping the contract expiring to become a free player in 2027, thereby taking full authority to decide the future.
Although there is no direct contact between Liverpool and Vinicius, The Kop is still looking for a high -class attack star. They are even thought to be interested in Rodrygo, Vinicius's teammates in Real Madrid and Brazil.
In addition, the newspaper revealed that Vinicius's representative was present in the UK to negotiate, and this player was also excited about the prospect of Liverpool. The Merseyside Club considered him a perfect replacement for Luis Diaz after the Colombian player joined Bayern Munich.
However, Vinicius currently does not actively find a way to leave the Bernabeu and are ready to continue to stick with Real, at least in the near future.