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Liverpool Prepare £130m Record Bid for Alexander Isak as Newcastle Rift Deepens
Liverpool are on the verge of making history with a £130 million bid for Newcastle striker Alexander Isak. If accepted, the deal would break the British transfer record. The push comes amid intensifying tensions between Isak and Newcastle United, with just days left before the transfer window closes.
Sources indicate Liverpool’s latest bid could be submitted this weekend, edging closer to Newcastle’s £150m asking price. The 25-year-old Swede has already expressed his desire to leave, and relations with the Magpies have worsened significantly in the last 24 hours.
Newcastle Line Up Replacements
Eddie Howe’s side appear to be preparing for life without their star forward. Newcastle have already reached an agreement worth £69.2m for Stuttgart’s Nick Woltemade. The club is also monitoring Wolves striker Jørgen Strand Larsen and Brentford’s Yoane Wissa as further options.
Tensions first flared earlier this month when Newcastle rejected a £110m bid. Isak has since trained away from the first team, accusing the club of breaking a promise to let him leave once a replacement was secured.
Fans Turn Against Isak
The fallout has extended to the stands. During Newcastle’s recent clash with Liverpool, fans unveiled banners criticizing Isak, accusing him of betrayal. This comes just months after he played a key role in ending the club’s 70-year domestic trophy drought and helping them secure Champions League qualification.
Club officials even visited Isak at his home earlier this week in an attempt to ease tensions, but discussions ended without a resolution.
Liverpool’s Statement of Intent
Liverpool’s pursuit of Isak highlights their determination to remain dominant. The Reds have already beaten Newcastle to the signing of Hugo Ekitike and secured the arrival of Florian Wirtz this summer. Adding Isak would further strengthen their title defense and attacking firepower.
Though the club had previously suggested they might not raise their offer, insiders now believe momentum is building toward a breakthrough before Monday’s deadline.
Howe Rejects “Promise” Claims
Eddie Howe has firmly denied Isak’s accusations that he was promised a transfer once a replacement arrived.
“Absolutely not. I never make promises regarding transfers — I’m not in control of everything. I would never say that to any player,” Howe told reporters.
When asked if he still wanted Isak to stay, Howe admitted the situation had become complicated:
“Of course I have a footballing preference, but you have to take everything into account. I’m letting the situation run its course.”
With Woltemade already secured and Liverpool’s record-breaking bid ready, the spotlight now shifts to Newcastle. Will the Magpies cash in and allow Isak to leave, or will they resist and force Liverpool to push even harder?
