Fabrizio Romano has confirmed that AS Roma have successfully agreed a loan deal for Liverpool left-back Kostas Tsimikas. The agreement ensures the Greek defender will spend the remainder of the season in Italy.
Liverpool Closing in on Marc Guehi
Liverpool are pushing forward in their pursuit of Crystal Palace centre-back Marc Guehi. According to Fabrizio Romano, the Reds are now closer than ever to finalising an agreement before the transfer window closes.
Liverpool Step Up Isak Chase
With the transfer deadline fast approaching, Liverpool have intensified efforts to sign Newcastle striker Alexander Isak. The club is preparing to launch a record-breaking bid in order to bring the Swedish forward to Anfield.
Liverpool Ready £130m Bid for Isak
Reports suggest that Liverpool are willing to table a £130 million offer for Alexander Isak. Such a deal would make the striker one of the most expensive signings in Premier League history, underlining Liverpool’s determination to strengthen their attack.
Controversy Around ITV Presenter Aamis
Away from transfers, ITV presenter Aamis has sparked heated debate following comments made about Manchester United. While the exact remarks have not been detailed, the backlash from fans shows that the comments struck a nerve among the United faithful.
Antony Set for Real Betis
Manchester United have agreed to sell Antony to Real Betis in a deal worth £25 million, potentially rising to £27.5 million with add-ons. United will retain a 50% sell-on clause for any future transfer. The Brazilian winger impressed during his loan spell at Betis last season, scoring nine goals in 24 starts, which convinced the Spanish club to make the move permanent.
Liverpool Secure Record-Breaking Isak Deal
Liverpool have now completed the signing of Alexander Isak from Newcastle United in a record-breaking transfer. The initial fee is set at £98.5 million, with the total rising to between £120–135 million depending on add-ons.
The 25-year-old Swedish striker has signed a five-year contract running until June 2031. His wages are reported to be around £300,000 per week, placing him among Liverpool’s highest earners.
Transfer Breakdown
Initial Fee: £98.5m (up to £135m with add-ons)
Contract Length: 5 years (2026–2031)
Weekly Wages: ~£300,000
Why Liverpool Wanted Isak
Liverpool view Isak as the perfect long-term addition to their squad. His pace, finishing, and technical ability make him a world-class forward capable of leading the attack. At just 25, he combines international experience with maturity and composure in high-pressure moments.
From a tactical perspective, Isak is seen as a strong fit for Arne Slot’s pressing and fluid attacking system. His intelligent movement and link-up play are expected to add more depth and variety to Liverpool’s frontline.
Looking Ahead
The signing of Isak signals Liverpool’s ambition to build a lasting dynasty under Slot, following their recent Premier League triumph. The club is also close to finalising a move for Marc Guehi, valued at £45–50 million, as part of their wider squad rebuild.
As they gear up for the new campaign — with Carabao Cup fixtures already confirmed — Liverpool have sent a clear message: they are determined not only to defend their crown but also to shape the future.
