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Fabrizio Romano has offered a small update on Alexander Isak’s situation, following recent speculative connections with Liverpool.

The rumour mill continues to churn as Liverpool explore ambitious moves to reinforce their attack, with Newcastle United’s main man emerging as a target according to reports.

The Swedish striker’s electrifying form – 19 goals in 29 appearances this season – has placed him at the centre of a predicted multi-club tug-of-war in the summer.

For Liverpool, the interest appears rooted in Arne Slot’s reported desire to overhaul the No.9 position amid Darwin Nunez’s inconsistencies and Diogo Jota’s injury struggles.

A recent report from TEAMtalk  suggest the Reds are considering creative financial solutions to bypass Newcastle’s £100m-£150m valuation.

The proposed transfer also seems to hinge on whether Darwin Nunez makes a move to the Saudi Pro League in the summer – with Al Nassr offering in excess of £70m in the January transfer window.

The Magpies’ stance remains firm: Champions League qualification would likely secure Isak’s stay, while failure could force a sale at a reduced £83m.

What did Fabrizio Romano report on Alexander Isak and Liverpool?

Amid escalating speculation, transfer expert Fabrizio Romano has delivered a brief update on Alexander Isak, saying to GIVEMESPORT that there were no active talks between the two clubs at present:

“Nothing ongoing in terms of contacts now for Isak, full focus on Newcastle?

Time for talks and decisions on future will be in the summer.”

This tempers earlier claims of advanced negotiations but leaves the door ajar for Liverpool to formalise interest once the season concludes.

The Reds’ strategy appears twofold: monitor Newcastle’s league position (currently 7th) and gauge Isak’s willingness to push for a move.

Talks over a new contract are planned on the Magpies’ part, but failure to secure top-four status could see Isak agitate for a departure.

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