Less than twenty-four hours after Liverpool’s defeat in the Carabao Cup final, there have been reports that the club has made contact regarding a possible summer transfer.
During the match against Newcastle United that took place at Wembley Stadium on Sunday afternoon, Liverpool’s hopes of winning their first trophy since the arrival of Arne Slot were dashed.
The men coached by Eddie Howe were the superior team from the very beginning, despite the fact that Liverpool turned in yet another poor performance.
Two goals scored by Dan Burn and Alexander Isak were sufficient to secure a 2-1 victory for Newcastle, putting an end to the club’s seventy-year campaign without a major trophy.
A little over twenty-four hours after the disheartening loss, it has been asserted that Liverpool has already begun the process of preparing for a possible marquee signing that could take place during the summer session.
Massive transfer news regarding Liverpool is revealed by Fabrizio Romano.
It has been reported by Fabrizio Romano, a specialist in transfer matters, that the Reds have made contact with Newcastle in order to acquire Isak.
Romano stated the following in his most recent video uploaded to YouTube: “Arsenal want Isak, and (Benjamin) Sesko is the other name included on the list.”
“Liverpool are also there for Alexander Isak, already made some contact with the people close to the player.”
He continued by saying, “Both clubs are interested in Alexander Isak. For Arsenal, he is the absolute top target, and for Liverpool, he is one of the names they are considering in that position he is one of the names they are considering.”
As for Newcastle, they continue to insist that they want to keep the player, so we will have to wait and see what they decide to do. However, we are aware that when there is significant money at stake, there are times when it revolves around the concept of financial fair play and all of these other things.
Romano also dropped hints that Liverpool might be able to part ways with two of their current attackers, namely Luis Diaz and Darwin Nunez.
Both of these players have garnered interest from Saudi Arabia and other regions in Europe over the course of the past year, and it is possible that they will be sold during the summer if the appropriate offers come in.
When Liverpool play Everton at Anfield on April 2, they will be back in action in the Premier League. Everton is one of Liverpool’s most vehement rivals.
