According to reports, Liverpool are ready to table an offer worth more than £130 million, with around £80 million to be paid upfront. Such a deal would make Isak one of the most expensive signings in Liverpool’s history, underlining their determination to strengthen the squad.
Despite earlier suggestions that Liverpool would not return with another offer, the club now appears committed to making a decisive move. Newcastle manager Eddie Howe is said to be open to the possibility of Isak leaving, provided the terms of the deal meet the club’s valuation.
If completed, the transfer would represent a major statement of intent from Liverpool, as Arne Slot looks to reshape his attacking options and usher in a new era at Anfield.
