🚨 Liverpool ready to launch move for ‘dream’ striker as Diaz exit nears completion – Stunning twist incoming! 🔥

Liverpool Target ‘Dream’ Striker as Diaz Departure Nears – Major Transfer on the Horizon 🔥

Liverpool’s pursuit of a new No.9 is set to intensify once the expected departure of Luis Diaz is finalized — though growing interest from Saudi Arabia may complicate the situation.

According to journalist Pipe Sierra on X: “Once Lucho’s departure is confirmed, they will go for Isak, I’ve been told.”

With Paul Joyce also confirming that a deal for Diaz’s exit is already in place, Liverpool now appear ready to move forward in their efforts to land long-time target Alexander Isak.

Liverpool’s £120M Isak Bid Gains Momentum – But Saudi Ownership Poses a Twist

Liverpool’s pursuit of Alexander Isak is gathering pace, with The Telegraph reporting that the club is preparing a British-record bid worth up to £120 million for the Newcastle striker — though a surprising twist may complicate negotiations.

According to journalist Luke Edwards, Newcastle boss Eddie Howe is not in charge of deciding Isak’s future. Instead, the club’s Saudi ownership — including PIF and chairman Yasir Al-Rumayyan — has stepped in to oversee the situation directly, as Liverpool’s interest intensifies.

This shift adds a layer of complexity, especially as Newcastle are said to value their star forward at more than £150 million.

Despite the challenges, the transfer saga appears to be just getting started — and with tensions reportedly rising within the Newcastle camp, Liverpool may soon find the opportunity they need to strike a

Confusion at Newcastle as Isak Misses Tour – Liverpool Ready to Pounce

Tensions appear to be rising at Newcastle, with reports suggesting that several players are “bemused” by Alexander Isak’s absence from the club’s pre-season tour.

Midfielder Bruno Guimarães commented on the situation, stating: “He’s been through some rough things. They told us he was in Newcastle because of his injury.”

The growing uncertainty at St. James’ Park — along with the fact that major decisions are now being made at boardroom level — may open the door for Liverpool to make a move.

Journalist Paul Joyce has already confirmed that Hugo Ekitike’s arrival doesn’t mark the end of Liverpool’s plans to bolster their attack.

Manager Arne Slot is reportedly still eager to add another forward, and Alexander Isak — who notably caused Liverpool problems in the Carabao Cup final — remains the Reds’ priority.

With Luis Diaz’s transfer to Bayern Munich nearing completion, expect Liverpool’s pursuit of Isak to escalate rapidly.