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Lewis Steele has continued to suggest that a potential transfer of Alexander Isak to Liverpool is not entirely off the table, despite recent developments. This discussion comes after Liverpool's record-breaking deal for Florian Wirtz, which has raised questions about the feasibility of another major signing like Isak. ## Current Situation Steele indicates that while a move seems unlikely due to financial constraints, he "won't say it's impossible" if Isak shows genuine interest in joining Liverpool. The striker's agent has been reported to be studying all options, which includes a potential move to the Saudi Pro League, in addition to Liverpool's interest[2]. ## Financial Considerations Newcastle United have maintained that they do not want to sell Isak on the cheap, with speculations suggesting a valuation between £130 million to £150 million. This valuation would be a record for a British club and significantly higher than what Liverpool might be willing to spend after committing a substantial amount to secure Wirtz[1][3]. ## Newcastle's Stance Despite Newcastle's firm stance that Isak is not for sale, there are indications that they might be open to negotiations at the right price. The fact that Isak did not participate in a recent friendly against Celtic has sparked speculation about his future, with some reports suggesting that Newcastle could be softening their stance[3]. ## Conclusion While the transfer remains speculative, Steele's comments keep the door open for a potential move. The key factor will be whether Isak or his representatives can negotiate a deal that aligns with his interests and meets Newcastle's valuation. Liverpool's interest is compounded by the striker's reported willingness to consider other options, both within the Premier League and abroad[2][4].
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