Mirror: Liverpool is willing to wait for the opportunity to sign Isaac, Newcastle priced at 150 million pounds for players

June 28 According to the British media Mirror, Liverpool is willing to wait for the opportunity to sign Newcastle striker Isaac.

Liverpool is willing to take the time to wait for the opportunity to sign Newcastle striker Isaac. Isaac has been listed as a potential target for the Reds to strengthen the front line this summer.

It is rumored that Nunes may transfer to Naples, which will leave a vacancy for Liverpool. However, given that Newcastle had no intention of selling and marked an astonishing 150 million pounds for Isaac, the deal was difficult.

But now it seems that Liverpool has actually made a plan that may be intended to facilitate a buzzer-beating transfer agreement. The Liverpool Echo reported that Liverpool senior executives are currently willing to wait and see.

Liverpool believes that Newcastle may urgently need funds to fund upcoming signings. Newcastle is chasing Trafford, Ilanga and Joao Pedro, and a transfer fee of more than 100 million pounds will greatly help Newcastle cover these three signings.

In addition, Newcastle's efforts to retain Isaac are also a minor problem. Previous reports have hinted that Newcastle is willing to make Isaac the highest-paid player in the club's history, and the report also pointed out that Liverpool will not have any problems in matching its salary requirements.

Therefore, it may be wise to choose Liverpool to wait for the progress of the negotiations. Meanwhile, as the transfer window deadline approaches, Liverpool may also have more room to operate in dealing with PSR (profitability and sustainability rules) restrictions.

Their huge transfer deals on Kolkz, Wilz and Flynnon are expected to be included in last season's accounts, and given the relatively low spending of the Reds in the previous few seasons, they have a lot of financial space, which means that paying another huge transfer fee may be affordable.