Liverpool continues to sweep goods after cross-payment period, preparing to poach Isac at a high price

Premier League champion Liverpool became the most generous team this summer. After breaking the Premier League transfer fee record of 116.5 million pounds, it is ready to buy Leverkusen's Wiltz again. According to reports from the local British media "The Sun", Liverpool's next target is Newcastle United scorer Isak, and the 25-year-old Swedish international is estimated to be worth 150 million pounds.

Since Liverpool striker Nunes is likely to transfer to Serie A's Naples (Napoley), Liverpool will face the lack of authentic centers in the team, and it is necessary to fill the vacancy, and the first choice is Isaac. The 1.92-meter striker transferred from Real Sociedad to join Newcastle United for a transfer fee of 63 million pounds three years ago. His performance was getting better and better on the court. He even played at the peak last season, scoring 27 goals and contributing 6 assists for the "Magpie" Newcastle United in 42 games, including 23 league goals, ranking second in the Premier League scorer list, second only to Salah, who scored 29 goals. If Liverpool signs Ishaq, it means that he has 2 Premier League top scorers at the same time.

According to the media "Liverpool Echo", after June 30, Liverpool's Premier League "sustainable fiscal rules" will be recounted, which gives Liverpool enough fiscal budget space to increase its troops and is willing to acquire Isaac with a large amount of money.

However, Newcastle United is even more wealthy and is preparing to provide Isaac with the highest paid contract in the history of the club to tie him up. Isaac has three years of contract, and its current weekly salary is 120,000 pounds. If Isaac renews its contract, its salary may double at any time.

Liverpool also has a "Plan B". Once I cannot sign Isaac, it will change to acquire Frankfurt striker Ekitic, or Brighton striker Joao Pedro, and may even compete with Arsenal and Manchester United for Sporting Lisbon forward York.