Arsenal, Liverpool and Manchester United are all set for a busy end to the transfer window with speculation continuing over the likes of Viktor Gyokeres, Alexander Isak and Bryan Mbeumo

Liverpool have made an official approach to sign Newcastle talisman Alexander Isak and four respected journalists have revealed what they're hearing on how the situation will play out.

Insights from Mark GoldbridgeOn the latest episode of That’s Football, Mark Goldbridge delivered a spirited breakdown of the summer

Liverpool have four different ways to take revenge on Newcastle if their pursuit of Alexander Isak proves unsuccessful. The Reds have looked to open talks to sign the striker in a deal worth in excess of £120million, but it appears unlikely that those negotiations will bear fruit at this stage.

It’s not only the money but that will play some part in his thinking. Isak is reported to be earning around £120k per week. His peers in the centre-forward positions such as Robert Lewandowski and Erling Haaland are earning up to five or six times as much.

Liverpool are in the market for a new striker as they look to continue their summer spending spree but some of their top stars are also attracting interest from elsewhere

What It Means for the RedsLiverpool have officially expressed interest in signing Newcastle United striker Alexander Isak, reports David Ornstein for The

Liverpool have reportedly 'submitted a record bid' for Newcastle United star Alexander Isak, while their sixth summer signing hinges on one condition.