Liverpool is one of the main players in the transfer market. It has already secured the arrivals of Kerkez, Frimpong, and Wirtz. The most shocking part is yet to come.

According to British media, the English club is preparing a historic deal. The planned expenditure rises to €172 million. This figure completely breaks the balance of this transfer window.
Liverpool moves ahead of Barça in the race for a top striker
It's no coincidence that Barça also had this attacking profile on its radar. The interest has been confirmed by several sources. However, competing with such an investment is completely impossible for the Catalan club.
For weeks now, at Camp Nou's offices, they have been studying alternatives to renew the attack. Lewandowski remains important, but some executives are starting to look for a reliable replacement.
Barça considers several strikers given Lewandowski's age
Hansi Flick has suggested several options that fit his style. Names like Julián Álvarez, Gyökeres, or even Haaland have been considered. Alexander Isak's performance in the Premier League has also been closely observed.

However, the German coach has already accepted that this signing won't be possible. Liverpool has acted decisively and with determination. Barça, for now, can only watch from afar.
Alexander Isak will be Liverpool's new major signing this summer
Newcastle has been open to negotiating, although the price has been very high from the start. There is talk of a total offer of €172 million, which would include bonuses and variables.

After spending €95 million ($103 million) on Ekitike, Liverpool is ready to make another major move. It will do so for the Swedish striker, one of the most desired in the current market.
Flick accepts he won't be able to count on Isak this season
From Barça's camp, it has already been communicated that the interest in Isak is off the table. The deal is unfeasible in economic terms. Flick, aware of the situation, has already started exploring other alternatives.
For quality and youth, Isak was a perfect fit for the German coach's project. This time, Liverpool's financial power has made the difference.
Barça will have to look for another "number nine" after Liverpool's blow
The priority now is to find a viable option that can arrive for less money. Time is running out and sports planning must continue. Meanwhile, at Anfield, they're already celebrating what will be their new attacking reference.
Alexander Isak will wear red next season and Barça is left without one of its greatest desires. The market remains open, but the blow has already been dealt.