360 million pounds, Liverpool s transfer is critical, and it is revealed that 150 million pounds can be bought for the first striker of the Premier League

According to Lee Reid, a team reporter from the British Journal of the Records, if Premier League giant Liverpool can bid 150 million pounds, then Newcastle United will likely sell the hot Swedish center in the Premier League. As soon as this report was released, many public opinion believed that Newcastle United had prepared in advance for this transfer.

As early as a month ago, Newcastle CEO Elise stated in an interview that Isaac is a non-sale product. Even if there is a sky-high price quote this summer, Newcastle will not sell this core player. At the same time, he also said half-jokingly that Newcastle's money is not less than other Premier League giants.

But after a month, many situations have changed. It was when Eliz was interviewed by the media a few days ago that every player would become available for sale when the appropriate transfer price appeared. Obviously, in just one month, the attitude of Newcastle CEO has changed qualitatively. According to media analysis, Elias' attitude change is divided into two reasons. First, Newcastle's financial situation has not undergone fundamental changes. In the first two seasons, Newcastle was judged by the FA as a suspect in accounting in transfers and financial statements, which hindered the team's operations in transfers.

In fact, even Manchester City, which has been in operation for many years, has caused a lot of trouble by the FA due to financial problems. It has been depressed in the transfer market for two consecutive years. It was not until the situation of the Premier League dominance slowed down last year that it could fully utilize the "financial engine" to help the team renew. The sale of Isaac will undoubtedly improve Newcastle's fiscal fundamentals and can sign ups in multiple positions that the team urgently needs to improve.

The second reason is the timing of the sale. At least, among the giants in the Premier League that urgently need centers, Chelsea is the only one who introduces Drapp. Liverpool, Arsenal and Manchester United have not made any moves yet, and Liverpool this year really seems to have more than 300 million pounds of transfer funds, and they have only spent 200 million now. Obviously, Liverpool will follow up with all their strength now. Even if Isaac is less than 150 million pounds, it will not be much higher than 100 million pounds.

Of course, for Liverpool, which has just won Flynnon, Kirgiz and Werz in succession, it seems that the competition for them to join Isak is still easy now.

According to Italian "Milan Sports", Naples in Serie A is willing to bid 43 million euros to buy Uruguayan center Nunes, which is very close to Liverpool's psychological price of 50 million euros. In addition to Nunes, Liverpool's assets that can be used to cash in include Colombia striker Dias, whose next home is La Liga Barcelona.

So even after spending £200 million in transfer fees, Liverpool, the well-deserved transfer bidder this summer, still has the strength to compete with Isaac, the number one center in the Premier League (if Haaland, whose technical characteristics are obviously different from centers, is not included).

In fact, as early as the end of the league, Liverpool's first transfer target analyzed by the media was Isaac. Judging from their current lineup, the benefits of improving the center position may be greater than the introduction of Wiltz. Although the latter is famous, for Liverpool, who has already had enough of Garkepo and Nunes' poor ability to seize opportunities, Isaac is a timely help, while Wiltz is the icing on the cake.

If Liverpool eventually seizes food again and wins Isaac with the media's expected 150 million pounds, then spending 360 million pounds per year may not only set Liverpool's own record, but also break the highest annual transfer consumption record in football.