Digging the mine? Liverpool 100 million pounds to grab the striker!

Liverpool is about to introduce Wilz from Leverkusen to £116 million in a record-breaking Premier League transfer fee. The player has arrived at Liverpool for a medical examination.

But unexpectedly, Wilz may just be the "appetizer" for the Reds, because they are currently targeting another Mr. Billionaire - Newcastle striker Isaac.

According to GIVEMESPORT, talkSPORT, Mirror and other sources, after finalizing Wilz, Liverpool is turning his attention to Isaac, and is even preparing to get the dream signing target with the "breaking the Premier League transfer fee record for the second time this summer".

Before Wilz, Liverpool officially signed Dutch international Flynnon for £34 million. If Wilz is included, Liverpool has spent £150 million this summer;

But this is not over. Due to the recent unsuccessful negotiations between Isaac and Newcastle, Liverpool is planning to try to force the Swedish striker in the Premier League.

Liverpool still needs to introduce a powerful player in the center position this summer. Isaac has been regarded by the Reds as the number one signing target in this position and is willing to spend more than 100 million pounds to get him.

Liverpool suddenly became "unfamiliar". You should know that Liverpool only invested 35.5 million pounds in the transfer market last summer window, but now it is preparing to add another 100 million pounds of transfer funds on the basis of investing 150 million pounds.

Of course, this additional fund does not rely entirely on Fenway Group's continuous "blood supply". Currently, Liverpool is simultaneously promoting the sales of players in exchange for subsequent transfer funds.

They recycled £8.5 million on Arnold, and the club is also preparing to sell Nunez to Naples, the transfer is expected to bring in £42 million; and central defender Quaanza will transfer to Leverkusen for £30 million.

The transfers of Nunes and Quanza are also equipped with floating bonus terms, which means that if the two are sold successfully, plus Arnold's income, the total income will be close to 100 million pounds.

In other words, Liverpool has only spent all the funds sold by players recently on Isaac. If it is really successful, Liverpool's configuration will undoubtedly continue to be improved to a higher level.

However, 100 million pounds may still not meet Newcastle's psychological expectations. Newcastle told the team reporter that the Magpies will only agree to sell Isaac under one situation, that is, Liverpool's quotation can be raised to 150 million pounds.

Currently, Isaac's net worth in the transfer market has reached 100 million pounds. Newcastle will only accept selling core players at a premium. Although Isaac's agent is pushing for the transfer, the club has no reason to sell him.

And Isaac's contract with the club will not expire in three years. If the club can hurry up and complete the renewal, the rumors about Isaac's transfer will come to an abrupt end.