Liverpool, another club that seriously 'threatens' to leave FC Barcelona without Alexander Isak

Talking about Alexander Isak is perhaps discussing one of the most eye-catching forwards currently. And how could he not be? The native of Solna, through goals and great performances with Newcastle, has positioned himself as one of the most valued '9's in the international sports arena and as one of the names expected to spice up the upcoming summer market.

Although the 'Magpies' seem to be doing everything possible to retain Alexander Isak in the team, at least for the next season, the reality is that at this moment no movement can be ruled out. Especially when stellar teams like FC Barcelona are interested in his services.

Among the teams looking to launch an offensive soon for Alexander Isak, the name of Liverpool has emerged strongly. The 'Reds' currently seem to be searching for a reliable '9' and would be willing to make a significant financial effort to secure the services of the former player of Real Sociedad and Borussia Dortmund.

Liverpool would be willing to make a big offer to sign Alexander Isak

According to reports from 'Sky Sports Switzerland', the 'Scousers' have already started conversations with Newcastle to explore the option of signing Alexander Isak, and they are even willing to break their policy of controlled economic signings to add a player who, according to sources in England, would not leave for less than 150 million pounds (180 million euros).

Furthermore, the English portal 'talkSPORT' mentions that the Anfield side could also consider the possibility of proposing a trade to the 'Magpies'. Although the idea of swapping Darwin Núñez for Alexander Isak has lost momentum, other names have been suggested that could enter the equation, such as defenders Joe Gómez and Jarell Quansah.

The 'Reds' are not the only English team after the Swedish forward

We will have to wait to see how this alleged interest from Liverpool in Alexander Isak unfolds, keeping in mind that the Swedish forward is also the subject of interest from another big club in England, such as Arsenal. It is said that the 'Gunners' are willing to make a record amount of up to 120 million euros for the '9'.

If this proposal materializes, it will be interesting to see if Newcastle changes its stance regarding letting go of a player who is currently their main offensive reference (23 goals in 33 matches) and with whom they have all the conditions to negotiate, given that his current contract expires on June 30, 2028.