Newcastle United have reasserted their strong “not-for-sale” stance on Alexander Isak after Liverpool stepped up interest in the striker while being told by Eintracht Frankfurt they are almost £10m apart in valuation of Hugo Ekitike after a first bid was rejected.

Immediately following the FIFA Club World Cup’s ending, the current Premier League champions are looking to get stronger. Liverpool has been active during the transfer window already, with the club signing Florian Wirtz (£117 million with potential add-ons),

LIVERPOOL have reportedly made shock overtures to sign Alexander Isak in a club-record deal. Kop chief Arne Slot is eager to continue bolstering the Premier League champions’ attacking

Liverpool are 'taking a back seat' and cooling their efforts to sign a €100m-rated striker in a development that increases Man Utd's chances of striking a deal

Nottingham Forest are exploring the possibility of signing Liverpool winger Ben Doak this summer, following Anthony Elanga’s £55 million move to Newcastle United. The Sweden international’s departure has left a void in Forest’s attacking options, and according to The Express, Doak is among the names under consideration as a potential replacement.

Newcastle United and Manchester United are battling for a top striker once targeted by Liverpool and Chelsea in the summer transfer window.

In a recent report, journalist Wayne Veysey revealed that Liverpool remain keen on recruiting Newcastle United winger Anthony Gordon. It is understood that the Reds are still showing interest in

"However, Eintracht are expecting offers this month. Liverpool remain a concrete option. Newcastle have renewed their interest. Manchester United still there. Chelsea are currently unlikely due to the transfer of Joao Pedro. His price tag is €100m. #LFC #MUFC. How will the poker end?"