Dan Burn admits Newcastle targeted one Liverpool player in particular last week
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Dan Burn, currently a player for Newcastle United, has been identified as a transfer target by Liverpool amid their ongoing reinforcement efforts. Newcastle’s summer transfer window has been dominated by the imminent departure of striker Alexander Isak, who is expected to join Liverpool for a record-breaking fee of £125 million. This potential transfer has sparked discontent among Newcastle fans, who were anticipating a higher fee closer to £150 million.
Eddie Howe, Newcastle’s manager, has had to navigate the uncertainty surrounding Isak’s future, which has included his exclusion from match-day squads as speculation around his Liverpool move intensifies. In response, Newcastle has been actively seeking other attacking options, with reported bids for players like Yoane Wissa and Jorgen Strand Larsen, although these have faced resistance from Brentford and Wolves respectively.
Dan Burn has publicly welcomed Newcastle’s new signings amidst this activity and has spoken about how the team is adapting to the absence and possible exit of Isak. Meanwhile, Liverpool appear to be targeting Burn himself as a significant player, with speculation placing his valuation around £60 million. This interest marks Burn as a key player Liverpool are eyeing to strengthen their squad as well.
The transfer dealings continue with Liverpool also having challenges offloading some unused players, but potential moves remain possible. The evolving situation highlights the intense transfer window activity impacting both Liverpool and Newcastle as they look to reshape their squads for the upcoming season.
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