Fabrizio Romano gives major update on Alexander Isak transfer saga

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Liverpool’s busy summer just got even more intriguing. Transfer expert Fabrizio Romano has confirmed that Alexander Isak still wants to join the Reds, despite the club already snapping up Hugo Ekitike.

The Swedish striker’s name hasn’t left Liverpool’s radar — and now, the ball is in Newcastle’s court.

Romano, in his latest update, said: “Once again: Alexander Isak wants Liverpool, it’s his priority as reported. No talks with Al Hilal, Chelsea or Manchester United.”

The message is clear — Isak has eyes only for Anfield. But this isn’t just about desire. It’s also about timing, money, and whether the Magpies are ready to cash in.

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Can Liverpool really sign Alexander Isak this summer?

Liverpool’s interest is real, and so is their budget. Despite already spending big this summer, the Reds are in a strong financial position.

Sources (via Sky Sports) suggest that they could still afford a move worth around £150 million without falling foul of spending rules.

That’s no small change — but then again, Isak isn’t your average striker.

The club is open to selling players like Luis Diaz or Darwin Nunez to fund such a move. That would also create space in their attacking lineup for Isak.

Whether manager Arne Slot can fit both Isak and Ekitike into the squad remains the key question. But let’s be honest — having too many strikers isn’t exactly a bad problem.

On the flip side, Newcastle are hesitant. Publicly, they claim Isak is injured, hence his absence from their Asia tour.

But privately, it’s believed he’s exploring his options. With three seasons, 62 goals, and a cup win under his belt, Isak may feel it’s time for a new challenge — and new trophies.

For now, the transfer saga rolls on. But one thing’s certain: this could be Liverpool’s boldest strike yet.

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