Liverpool are making headlines once again, with reports claiming the Reds are working on a **late-window double raid** for two elite Premier League stars — **Alexander Isak** of Newcastle United and **Marc Guehi** of Crystal Palace.
### The Isak Saga Continues
For much of the summer, Isak has been heavily linked with a switch to Anfield. Despite Newcastle’s insistence that their talisman is not for sale, the Swedish striker has reportedly grown frustrated, even releasing a **public statement criticising his treatment** at St James’ Park.
Liverpool boss **Arne Slot** sees Isak as the missing piece in his attacking puzzle, potentially forming a devastating partnership alongside **Mohamed Salah, Luis Díaz, and Darwin Núñez**. However, any deal will come at a massive cost — with the Magpies expected to demand well over **£120m, possibly closer to £150m**.
### Guehi the Defensive Priority
On the defensive front, Liverpool have long admired **Marc Guehi**, and with **Ibrahima Konaté**’s contract running down next summer, the Crystal Palace captain has emerged as a logical target. Unlike Isak, Guehi could be far more affordable, with Palace likely to consider bids in the region of **£30m**, given he’s in the final year of his contract.
### A Busy Summer at Anfield
The potential double deal comes on the back of an already active transfer window for Liverpool. The Reds have secured the signings of **Hugo Ekitike, Florian Wirtz, Jeremie Frimpong, and Milos Kerkez**, strengthening across multiple areas of the pitch.
Adding both Isak and Guehi, however, would represent a **statement of intent**, elevating Liverpool from title favourites to Champions League heavyweights.
### Can Anyone Stop Liverpool?
Liverpool are fresh off their historic **20th league title** and will once again be favourites to lift the Premier League crown. But if they manage to land both Isak and Guehi, their squad depth could make them almost untouchable, both domestically and in Europe.
The Reds face **Arsenal at Anfield this weekend**, and all eyes will be on whether Slot’s side takes to the pitch with more new faces in the lineup. One thing is certain — this late-window drama is far from over.
