After several days of intense negotiations, Liverpool have reached a full agreement on personal terms with Alexander Isak, sources confirm. The breakthrough reportedly came after a direct phone call from Arne Slot, who laid out his vision for the striker’s role in Liverpool’s new attacking era and it was enough to seal the player’s commitment to the move.
The Reds have offered a £300,000-per-week contract, a substantial long-term package that reflects both Isak’s elite status and his potential to lead Liverpool’s frontline for years to come.
Now, only one major hurdle remains: agreeing a fee with Newcastle United. The Magpies have so far rejected bids in the region of £110–120 million, but pressure is mounting as Isak has made his desire to leave increasingly clear.
If Liverpool are willing to break their transfer record potentially going as high as £150 million this could become one of the defining signings of the 2025 summer window.
Isak wants the move. The terms are agreed. It’s now up to the clubs to strike a deal.
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