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The Reds have Newcastle striker Alexander Isak as their top target but won’t panic buy an alternative if they fail to get their man.

They will only switch targets if they believe another one who fits their criteria can be bought in this window.

But they will only pay what they believe is a fair market value and chase someone they believe they can land before the window closes.



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Liverpool have shown in the past that they won’t pivot to other targets if they don’t get their No.1 unless they believe they also meet their criteria.

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Nunez departs the club having spent three years at Anfield and was a signing pushed for by Jurgen Klopp after the Uruguayan impressed in Champions League games against the Reds.

Nunez wanted to leave in January when there was interest from Saudi side Al-Nassr and others.

Liverpool stood firm and wanted him to stay as they chased Premier League and Champions League glory.

Napoli failed with a bid earlier in the window as Nunez again asked to leave but now Al-Hilal have reached terms with Liverpool and the player will earn £400,000-a-week in Saudi.

Alexander Isak remains Liverpool's top target(Image: George Wood/Getty Images)

Liverpool failed with a £110m bid for Isak last week and are waiting for encouragement before a second offer, which is likely to break the British transfer record.

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