Spurs Could Shake Up Liverpool’s Pursuit of Alexander Isak 🔥
Tottenham may unintentionally complicate Liverpool’s chase for Newcastle United star Alexander Isak. With Thomas Frank targeting new recruits, Spurs’ recent transfer activity could create an unexpected ripple effect in the striker market.
Liverpool, under Arne Slot, have already seen a £110 million bid rejected by Newcastle. A backup offer — structured as £80m now plus £60m next season — reportedly remains on the table. Meanwhile, Premier League rivals are eyeing the situation closely, including Tottenham and potentially Real Madrid, who “might be in the frame,” according to Richard Keys.
If Real Madrid enter the race, Newcastle could demand a fee in the region of £150 million for their Swedish forward, raising the stakes significantly. With multiple top clubs circling, Isak’s next move remains one of the most intriguing transfer sagas of the summer.
Spurs Could Unwittingly Fuel Real Madrid’s Pursuit of Alexander Isak ⚡
The plot thickens in the Alexander Isak saga, as Tottenham’s potential move for Takefusa Kubo could indirectly benefit Real Madrid’s pursuit of the Newcastle striker.
Kubo, who joined Real Sociedad permanently from Real Madrid in 2022, has a €60 million (£52m) release clause, with Real retaining 50% of his rights. If Spurs trigger the clause, Real could receive €30 million (£26m), effectively funding a portion of a potential £150 million bid for Isak.
Meanwhile, Liverpool continue their hunt for a forward following the departures of Luis Diaz, Darwin Nunez, and Diogo Jota, but face stiff competition from Real Madrid — now potentially armed with extra funds from Spurs’ Kubo move.
With multiple clubs maneuvering, the race for Isak is now a multi-layered battle, where each transfer decision elsewhere in Europe could tip the balance.
