Fabrizio Romano has provided the latest on the Alexander Isak transfer saga and his revelation suggests a resolution is not far off for Liverpool and Newcastle

One star has had a total change of heart over the last month or so. Liverpool have been informed.It's been a crazy transfer window for Liverpool. They've spent a truly incredible amount of money but

Fabrizio Romano has shared an update on Newcastle United striker Alexander Isak's situation after his recent statement, amid interest from Liverpool.

Liverpool have less than two weeks to wrap up their transfer business as links continue to Alexander Isak and Marc Guehi

According to Fabrizio Romano, one Liverpool player has seemingly had a change of heart since the start of the summer regarding his future at the club.

The 29-year-old was left out of the squad for Liverpool’s 4-2 win over Bournemouth on Sunday, with both Kerkez and Robertson handed minutes by Slot. Romano, writing on X, has revealed that Tsimikas is prepared to depart Liverpool before the transfer deadline, with the Reds potentially open to both permanent and loan deals.

Fabrizio Romano has dropped a fresh update surrounding Liverpool’s interest in signing Alexander Isak this summer.

Liverpool are 'very ready' with a 'new proposal' for Alexander Isak, who has sent a new 'strong message' to Newcastle United. 😯

Almost every Liverpool fan expected Federico Chiesa to leave this summer. The Italian is loved by the supporters at Anfield, but his injury troubles make it difficult for the Reds to rely on him for the entire season.

One of the most striking revelations from Romano’s update centred on 18-year-old Giovanni Leoni. Romano confirmed, “Liverpool in direct negotiations with Parma. So club to club talks ongoing. Parma want more than the reported 30 million euros.”

Transfer expert Fabrizio Romano has revealed that one Liverpool star has performed a significant U-turn on his future at the Premier League giants. Liverpool have been active in this summer’s transfer window as they are ahead of Chelsea and Manchester United as this summer’s biggest spenders in Europe.