Liverpool have reportedly been given a clear indication of what it would take to pry Alexander Isak away from Newcastle United.

The potential transfer of Alexander Isak to Liverpool hangs in the balance, with The Daily Mail reporting that Newcastle's approval hinges on their success in signing two new forwards this summer.

Despite their efforts, the Magpies have yet to secure any fresh striking options, having missed out on targets like Liam Delap and Hugo Ekitike to other Premier League clubs.



Liverpool, according to the ECHO, are holding off on a renewed bid for Isak until there's a clear signal from Newcastle that they're ready and willing to part with their forward.

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Adding to the intrigue, respected journalist Fabrizio Romano has doubled down on his assertion that Isak's preference is a move to Liverpool.

With an upcoming match between the two sides at St James' Park, there's speculation that talks could pick up post-clash.

Romano stated: "The reason is that Alexander Isak only wants to play for Liverpool.

Alexander Isak only wants to go to Liverpool.

Now we expect the two clubs to recover negotiations but as always Newcastle have to find a new striker, they're looking for a new number nine.

"A factor in this story is that Alexander Isak is in the middle of the two clubs.
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