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Liverpool’s hopes of signing Alexander Isak are heightened with a dual swap offer that is appealing to Newcastle.

 

The potential transfer of Alexander Isak to Liverpool appears more promising, fueled by a double swap deal that could attract Newcastle’s interest.

 

Liverpool’s prospects of securing Alexander Isak have received a boost, as a significant swap deal involving two players from the Reds is reportedly appealing to Newcastle.

 

Manager Arne Slot has been encouraged by the possibility of acquiring Isak, with Newcastle’s Eddie Howe showing interest in two Liverpool players.

 

The Magpies are also said to be exploring three potential replacements for the talented forward.

 

Isak has established himself as one of the Premier League’s premier strikers, netting 56 goals in 97 appearances since his £63 million transfer from Real Sociedad to Newcastle in the summer of 2022.

 

Although he has three years remaining on his six-year contract, Newcastle is eager to secure him with a lucrative new agreement that reflects his outstanding performance and mitigates any speculation regarding his departure.

 

Arsenal has been pursuing the 50-cap Sweden international for several months, but reports suggest that Newcastle would demand a British record fee exceeding the £115 million Chelsea paid Brighton for Moises Caicedo, which has complicated Arsenal’s interest.

 

Nevertheless, Liverpool is undeterred by this valuation, as they have maintained a healthy financial position by refraining from significant spending during the two transfer windows under Slot’s management.

 

This summer is expected to mark a turning point, with transfer insider Fraser Fletcher indicating that Liverpool is preparing for what could be a “historic transfer window,” with a potential £200 million double deal being just the beginning.

 

With Isak emerging as a primary target, the Daily Express reports that financial pressures could compel Newcastle to consider selling their star player.

 

Additionally, Howe’s interest in Liverpool defenders Jarell Quansah and Joe Gomez could facilitate a substantial three-way swap deal.

 

The Express reports that Liverpool is in a favorable negotiating position regarding a potential summer acquisition of Isak.

 

However, Newcastle manager Howe is determined to keep his key player, emphasizing Isak’s significance to the team.

 

While the club’s efforts to secure Isak with a new contract may hinge on their ability to qualify for the Champions League next season, Howe is eager for his star player to remain with the club.

 

Earlier in the season, Howe likened Isak’s importance to that of Erling Haaland at Manchester City.

 

“I enjoy working with Alex and wouldn’t trade him for anyone,” Howe stated. “We have a strong rapport, and he connects well with his teammates.

 

We’ve tailored our playing style to enhance his strengths. I have immense respect for Erling and his remarkable career, but our affection for Alex is profound.

 

“While Haaland’s long-term consistency is undeniable, Alex is certainly demonstrating similar qualities. Since joining us, he has been exceptional.”

 

Despite these affirmations, Newcastle is reportedly exploring the market for a new striker this summer. This need is partly due to Callum Wilson’s contract expiring, with expectations that he will depart Tyneside as a free agent.

 

Consequently, the club has been linked with three promising candidates in recent weeks, including Viktor Gyokeres from Sporting CP and Hugo Ekitike from Eintracht Frankfurt, both of whom Newcastle has pursued previously.

 

Additionally, a new contender has emerged, as Caught Offside indicates that Newcastle scouts are interested in FC Porto striker Samu Aghehowa, who is also on Tottenham Hotspur’s radar.

 

Bayern Munich, the prominent Bundesliga club, is said to be closely monitoring Aghehowa, who has netted 13 goals in 19 Primeira Liga matches this season.

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