Liverpool are reportedly set to make a record-breaking bid to sign a £120k-per-week striker as an upgrade on Darwin Núñez.
Liverpool Preparing Record-Breaking Bid for a New Forward
Liverpool are reportedly gearing up to submit a club-record offer to sign a new striker for Arne Slot as they aim to strengthen their position among Europe’s elite, according to a fresh report.
Busy Summer Ahead for Liverpool
Following two relatively quiet transfer windows, Liverpool are expected to be highly active in the upcoming summer window. Several key players, including Virgil van Dijk, Mohamed Salah, and Trent Alexander-Arnold, are approaching the end of their contracts, creating uncertainty over their futures. As things stand, all three could leave as free agents unless new deals are agreed upon.
The squad has other pressing concerns as well. Andy Robertson has struggled for form this season, making left-back reinforcements a priority, with Milos Kerkez rumored to be a potential target for the Premier League leaders.
In attack, Liverpool face multiple challenges. Federico Chiesa, signed last summer, has spent much of the season sidelined due to injuries. Meanwhile, Darwin Núñez has struggled with inconsistency, and reports suggest that Liverpool may look to part ways with him after another underwhelming campaign. Diogo Jota has also faced fitness issues, making just seven Premier League starts this season.
With these attacking uncertainties, significant changes are expected in Liverpool’s frontline, and the club is now reportedly ready to make a massive investment in a new number nine.
Liverpool Planning Record Offer for Isak
A shocking report from Spain claims that Liverpool have shifted their focus to Alexander Isak, a long-term Arsenal target, and are preparing an ambitious bid to convince Newcastle United to sell.
Isak has been one of the Premier League’s standout performers this season, netting 17 goals—more than both Núñez and Luis Díaz combined. His impressive form has drawn widespread praise, with former Liverpool striker Michael Owen describing him as a “top-class” forward.
Despite Isak having three years remaining on his £120,000-per-week contract, Newcastle will face increasing pressure to keep him, especially if they fail to qualify for the Champions League. Reports indicate that Liverpool are “already working on a record-breaking offer” of €130m (£108m) for the Swedish forward, which would make him their most expensive signing ever if the deal goes through.
While Newcastle are determined to hold on to their star striker, growing interest from top clubs—and the possibility of missing out on European competition—could make it difficult for them to resist a blockbuster transfer.
