
Liverpool ‘given unexpected Newcastle boost’ in Alexander Isak transfer battle
Liverpool’s exciting Premier League season is set to reach its peak when the Reds host Tottenham on Sunday.
Arne Slot’s men only need to avoid defeat against Spurs to be crowned top-flight champions at Anfield for the first time since 2020.
Liverpool have been dominant in the Premier League this term, and hold an all but uncatchable 12-point lead over second-place Arsenal with just five games left to play.
Slot’s side will now be keen to have a strong summer transfer window as they look to compete for more trophies next season, and have set their sights on a move for Newcastle hotshot Alexander Isak.

Newcastle are plotting a move for Ipswich forward Liam Delap
Ipswich ace Liam Delap has impressed in the Premier League this season, notching 12 goals in 32 outings despite the fact that the Tractor Boys are set for relegation.
Delap’s services will be available for £30million this summer, courtesy of the relegation clause in his contract.
According to The Telegraph (25 April), Newcastle are set to rival Manchester United’s transfer interest in the England Under-21s international.

Newcastle’s interest in Delap could help Liverpool sign Isak
Newcastle’s interest in Delap could show that they are somewhat resigned to losing Isak’s services this summer, which hands Liverpool a boost as they plot a potential £100m move for the Sweden international.
Alexander Isak stats | Premier League 2024/25 |
Appearances | 30 |
Goals | 21 |
Assists | 6 |
Delap could be a capable Isak replacement for Newcastle, having notched double figures for the Tractor Boys despite their relegation struggles.
Meanwhile, the Sweden international would be a top acquisition for the Reds and has proven his prolific tendencies in the Premier League.
Somewhat ironically, the 25-year-old showcased his ability to deliver on the big stage when he scored against Slot’s men as Howe’s side beat Liverpool in last month’s Carabao Cup final.
Having scored 21 goals in 30 Premier League appearances this season, Isak has proven himself as a clinical player who could help the Merseyside giants in their quest to win more silverware next term.
As the Reds eye a move for Isak, they could look to facilitate Darwin Nunez’s exit, while the Uruguay international remains inconsistent in front of goal.