Liverpool’s transfer radar has zoomed in on Alexander Isak following dramatic developments at Newcastle United. The Swedish striker, valued by many at around £130 million, has reportedly made his intentions clear to leave the Magpies, igniting speculation about a record-breaking offer from the Reds.

Elsewhere, there are gaps in the squad that need to be filled, including at centre-back and as a back-up to Isak should he remain at the club. Brentford’s Yoane Wissa has been listed as a potential option for the latter, whilst a handful of defenders have been linked with a move to Tyneside throughout the summer window.

Alexander Isak's wish to quit Newcastle can be traced back to summer 2024 with three factors now cited as reasons behind the Liverpool target's unhappiness.

There’s reason for hope, though. “Newcastle are targeting RB Leipzig forward Benjamin Sesko, who has been linked with several European clubs this summer,” suggests the club has its eyes on top-tier talent. Sesko is dynamic, raw, and full of upside. If paired with a player like Larsen, the duo could even rival Isak’s individual impact.

Newcastle United are exploring a move for RB Leipzig striker Benjamin Sesko following Alexander Isak’s request to leave the club, sources have confirmed to The Athletic. Sesko, 22, has long been on Newcastle’s radar,

PIF's plans to keep the unhappy striker out of Liverpool's clutches look set to backfire, giving the Reds more optimism a deal is CAN be done and with Newcastle's asking price emerging

Alexander Isak has reportedly made Liverpool his “priority” in the summer transfer window as Newcastle United scramble to find a potential replacement if he leaves. The Reds last week made an