*Alexander Isak Interested in Liverpool Move for Champions League Football and Trophies**

Newcastle’s key forward, Alexander Isak, has expressed considerable interest in moving to Liverpool, as sources reveal to TEAMtalk. The Swedish forward, currently one of Europe’s standout players with 17 Premier League goals this season, is attracting considerable attention, and the demand for him continues to grow.

Newcastle is keen to offer Isak a new, high-paying contract to fend off interested parties, with discussions scheduled for the summer. Arsenal is one of the clubs reportedly targeting the 25-year-old, seeing him as a primary option, although the £120million price tag could complicate any possible transfer.

Liverpool’s connection to Isak has gained momentum after former player Jamie Carragher encouraged the club to pursue the striker. Sources confirm Isak is eager to move to Anfield, as he seeks regular Champions League football and opportunities to compete for titles—both of which Liverpool can offer.

Newcastle is aware of Isak’s desire to play at the highest level, which has intensified their efforts to secure a Champions League qualification. However, the key question remains whether Liverpool will be prepared to make a significant offer for Isak.

**Liverpool’s Transfer Strategy**

Liverpool is known for its tactical approach to transfers, and they are unlikely to commit to a significant bid unless they are certain that the player will improve their starting lineup and is enthusiastic about joining. Although the Reds are looking to sign a new striker in the summer, particularly given the uncertainty surrounding Darwin Nunez, there has been no official confirmation from the club about a move for Isak.

Isak is on Liverpool’s radar, but advancing to a formal offer will depend on a clear signal that he is available. If Isak turns down a new contract from Newcastle, it could open the door for Liverpool to step in.

If Newcastle qualifies for the Champions League, Isak is likely to remain, as he is contracted until 2028. Thus, Newcastle remains in a strong bargaining position despite the increasing interest in the striker.

**Other Transfer Updates**

Meanwhile, Liverpool is also linked with potential moves for other players. They are reportedly in discussions with the agents of Bournemouth left-back Milos Kerkez, intending to add competition for Andy Robertson. Bournemouth is said to be open to offers around £40 million for the Hungarian international.

Additionally, Liverpool is reportedly interested in former Manchester United left-back Alvaro Fernandez Carreras, who moved to Benfica last summer. The 21-year-old has made 34 appearances for Benfica this season, contributing three goals and four assists. Liverpool’s sporting director, Richard Hughes, is said to be in contact regarding a potential deal for the young defender.