Liverpool are preparing a blockbuster £150million move for Newcastle United’s star striker Alexander Isak, following the anticipated sale of Luis Diaz.

Luis Diaz is set to leave Liverpool for Bayern Munich in an £65m million deal, continuing sporting director Richard Hughes' impressive record of selling.

Richard Hughes has ammassed an impressive record of sales since taking over as Liverpool sporting director, enabling the club to make huge investments in Arne Slot's squad

Liverpool have been very active in this summer transfer window so far, already bringing in four key marquee signings. They aim to win back-to-back league titles since the mid-1980s, but it will be difficult with Manchester City attempting to bounce back after an off-season and Arsenal dying to win a trophy.

Isak, Fofana, Diaz, Chiesa, Elliott, Gomez & Guehi in FocusAs the new season approaches, Liverpool’s activity in the market continues at pace. On the latest

Altogether, if the estimates hold true, Liverpool could generate over £200 million in player sales. That figure would go a long way in offsetting the club’s investment in new faces like Ekitike, Wirtz and Mamardashvili. It also underlines the strategic shift under Hughes, an approach not just about spending, but about sustaining.

Newcastle United are bracing themselves for an offer from Liverpool for Alexander Isak after a deal to sell Luis Diaz edges closer, according to reports. The Reds have made major strides in the summer transfer market already with the arrivals of Florian Wirtz,

In 1995, when the Premier League was in its infancy and transfer fees were tiny in comparison to today, Newcastle United, serious title contenders, enraged their supporters by selling leading goalscorer Andy Cole to Manchester United for £6million plus winger Keith Gillespie.

Liverpool’s summer rebuild continues to gather pace. With departures likely and new faces already bedding in, one name remains high on the club’s wishlist, Alexander Isak. According to Caught Offside, the Newcastle United striker is viewed as a priority by the Anfield hierarchy, and talks could progress if the situation on Tyneside softens.