Liverpool are considering the sale of Luis Díaz to improve their financial position and facilitate a major transfer move.
Díaz played a key role in Liverpool’s 2-0 victory over Wolves on Sunday, scoring the opening goal and winning the penalty that led to Mohamed Salah’s strike.
According to *Sport*, Newcastle United’s Alexander Isak has a verbal agreement with his club, allowing him to leave if an offer exceeding €100 million arrives.
With Arsenal, Chelsea, and Liverpool all showing interest in the Swedish forward, competition for his signature is expected to be fierce.
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Several top Premier League clubs are in the market for a new forward this summer, and the battle for Isak could be intense. Liverpool, despite having a strong attacking lineup under Arne Slot, are actively exploring options to bolster their frontline.
Liverpool’s victory over Wolves at Anfield extended their lead at the top of the table to seven points. However, Díaz, one of the game’s key contributors, could depart if Liverpool secure Isak’s signing from Newcastle.
Sport reports that Liverpool may consider selling Díaz to make room for Isak, who has caught their attention with his impressive performances.
According to Caught Offside, Newcastle would demand a fee between €150-€170 million for Isak, meaning Liverpool would have to break their transfer record to secure the striker this summer.
