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Liverpool’s pursuit of Alexander Isak has become one of the defining sagas of this summer window. While the Swedish forward has made it clear that Anfield is where he wants to be, negotiations with Newcastle United have been far from straightforward.
The highly anticipated new Premier League season kicked off at Anfield on Friday, with some supporters still wiping away tears from their eyes on a bright, sunny day. Those same supporters likely wiped very different tears away once the final whistle sounded following a six-goal affair that saw the home club walk away with a 4-2 victory.
That’s according to transfer expert Sacha Tavolieri, who says Isak is Liverpool’s top priority but the Reds won’t wait forever to sign him. Liverpool have set a deadline of next week to get a deal over the line before they assess other options.
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Liverpool boss Arne Slot was run through a gauntlet of emotions on Friday, as the Reds began their Premier League title defense with a 4-2 win over Bournemouth.
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Football365 on MSNLiverpool: Rooney raises Isak concern to put Reds off signing Newcastle outcast amid ‘walk away’ claim
Wayne Rooney thinks Liverpool could be put off signing Alexander Isak from Newcastle United during this summer’s transfer window amid one key concern. The Isak saga has become this summer’s biggest transfer story as he lobbies for a move from Newcastle to Premier League holders Liverpool.
New Liverpool defender Giovanni Leoni says it is "crazy" and he is "honoured" after completing his move from Parma. The 18-year-old has signed a six-year contract with the club for £26m, plus add-ons.
This article was originally published on www.si.com as Liverpool 2025–26 Season Preview: Big-Spending Reds Out to Double Up. What happens when you cross the reigning Premier League champions with £252.2 million ($340.5 million) of squad investment? You get Liverpool.