Liverpool Closing in on Deal to Sign £85m StrikerThe last few days have been dominated by Liverpool’s interest in Newcastle United’s Alexander Isak and Eintracht Frankfurt Hugo Ekitike and they

"Liverpool's model has been to ignore the noise and only buy a player if they truly improve the squad. It's a Moneyball, more analytical approach. "Chief executive Michael Edwards does a brilliant job and he never buys players because of external pressure. He doesn't get jittery when fans call for more signings.

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Apart from Liverpool, few other clubs in the market for a striker could afford Isak's reported £130m price tag. "As the most profitable club in Premier League history, Arsenal could easily spend over £200m in the window and have no PSR concerns," said football finance expert Kieran Maguire.

Liverpool must have ground its teeth properly.Multiple media outlets, including the BBC, are negotiating to recruit Eintracht Frankfurt striker Hugo Ekitike for a transfer fee of more than 70 million pounds (about 130.

Manchester United have been dealt a double blow in the summer transfer market as their Premier League rivals move up a gear in their race for strikers.Following a disatrous season in front of goal

A new route for Liverpool's Pride march has been revealed. The celebration of LGBTQ+ communities had been cancelled for 2025 amid financial pressures but was saved earlier this month when charity Sahir House stepped in to run the event.