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After Newcastle United failed to land Benjamin Sesko, the Alexander Isak to Liverpool transfer looks more and more difficult. This failure also intimidated the Liverpool fans as they feared that their dream transfer may not be done. It is definitely a difficult situation, but the deal is not dead yet.
Fabrizio Romano recently confirmed that Liverpool are still after Alexander Isak and they are still in a pole position to land the Swedish International. But there is a fear that if Newcastle fails to find a replacement for Isak, they will probably close the door for him, and Liverpool may not be able to get him.
Liverpool want one more major forward, even if they sign Alexander Isak
But recent reports suggest that if Liverpool are able to get Isak, they would be interested in at least another forward, and presently, multiple names have been linked with the defending Premier League champions. Alexander Isak, however, remains their top priority.
Isak scored 27 goals in all competitions for Newcastle United last season
Multiple sources, including reports from Fabrizio Romano, suggest that Liverpool are presently interested in Bradley Barcola, and the French International remains a dream target for the Reds. They are not in any kind of talks with PSG right now, but internally, he remains a target.
Isak reportedly submitted a transfer request, and he wants to move to Liverpool
Reports also suggest that Liverpool Football Club are still interested in Real Madrid forward Rodrygo, who is also a matter of interest for Tottenham Hotspur. The Brazilian International had been quite impressive for Real Madrid, and the asking price that had been set by the Spanish Club is reported to be something around £80 million.
Newcastle United, on the other hand, had a really difficult transfer window as they have lost all of their targeted forwards, Benjamin Sesko is the latest name they failed to sign. Presently, the two targets of the Magpies remain Ollie Watkins and Nicolas Jackson. Moreover, it will not be easy for them to keep Alexander Isak away from Liverpool for long.
