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Liverpool has't stopped yet. They're trying to hunt more talent to be recruited. They have done with Frimpong, Wirtz (medical check up), Kerkez, (still in the negotiation), and add Isaak as their last target. Their target to sign Isaak from Newcastle is just getting even more possible with Nunez who is still in the process to go to the Napoli(i expect him to play for that italian club).

I think we will see Isaak to wear Liverpool's jersey as he has open the move to the any big club that play in UCL.

I'm beginning to be scared of Liverpool truly. As a Manchester fan I will do all I came to ensure that Liverpool fail to get whoever they to. They get the signature of Alexander Isak from Newcastle United and I'm sure as hell he'll help Liverpool towards a successfull league tittle again. They're a good side, I don't want to see them winning the league competition Back to back, this will extend their dominace and also make the league boring.

I don't think that Newcastle will consider selling Isak if they actually doesn't want to slump. Newcastle United still has European competition to chase this year, it won't really make sense to sell Isak.
If by chance this signing happens, I am sorry for the rest EPL clubs because Liverpool will definitely win back to back and possibly win the champions. I won't be troubled if Liverpool wins the EPL again provided that Pep will struggle again this season.

As a rival fan of Liverpool FC I'm sincerely hoping that Liverpool doesn't sign Isak I've seen all the players they're going after this summer and if they succeed in getting all, i mean Kerkez, Wirtz, Frimpong plus Isak, in combination with their key players in the first team then I think they'll be unstoppable next season. They'll have the best squad in the league that would dominate the EPL for years and no team might stop them from winning it again next season. If Isak could be that good in Newcastle United you could imagine what he'll do as Liverpool's top 9.