Quote from: Lannakosa on September 01, 2025, 01:56:39 PM

Quote from: TelolettOm on September 01, 2025, 01:41:43 PM

The details are here:

Source: Alexander Isak six year deal until 𝟐𝟎𝟑𝟏

Liverpool paid a fee of £125 million, but Newcastle will receive £130 million, including the solidarity fee. Who wouldn't be tempted by that kind of money? Newcastle have now signed Nick Woltemade as Isak's replacement (obviously, don't compare his performance to Isak's yet).

Isak's contract runs until 2031, a six-year deal.
Currently, the latest information is that Isak is undergoing a medical.

Isak didn’t play in Newcastle’s recent matches, it was clear that he was preparing to leave the club, but I thought Liverpool would manage to agree on a lower transfer fee. Liverpool keep spending very big money on transfers, and now the most important thing is that it pays off and they can defend the Premier League title and perform better in the Champions League this season, because in the group stage they were very good but in the knockout rounds they were a bit disappointing.

With the amount of money Liverpool are spending in this transfer market, there is no doubt that they are planning something big this season. In addition to retaining the Premier League title, they will probably try their best to win the Champions League title this season and they have a lot of potential. Liverpool has already strengthened all the positions where Liverpool was weak last season, so now there is no opportunity to say that Liverpool needs to improve here. Liverpool has given the manager financial freedom, the manager has brought players of his own choice to the club, now all that is left is for success. If the current manager can manage this beautiful team well, then it will be worth spending so much money for the management.