Liverpool has already made contact with Newcastle on Isaac, with Frankfurt striker Ekitic being their alternative target

According to famous transfer journalist Jacobs, Liverpool has contacted Newcastle about Isaac, and Frankfurt striker Ekitic is their alternative target. To strengthen the center position, Liverpool is willing to pay a higher transfer fee than Wilz, about 150 million euros.

The three major choices are not easy, and the Reds can only spend a lot of money

With the addition of Wilz, Kolkz and Flynnon, Liverpool's rotation lineup has become complete. Jota's unexpected death accelerated the process of the Reds' front line iteration. The Liverpool uniform team was promoting Nunez's transfer while looking for centers in the transfer market.

Isaac has proved himself in the Premier League, which is undoubtedly the best answer, but it is too difficult to poach from within the league. Newcastle obviously does not want the "2030 Plan" to be hit hard just now. Osmain's goal efficiency is good, but it looks difficult to manage and has a great risk of injury. Ekitic has only had one season of efficient performance, but has experience in Ligue 1 and Bundesliga, which may be the most suitable choice for Liverpool. The French striker's net worth is about 100 million euros. In the new era of revenue of

, the goal is to directly target the "World Cup"

In the nine seasons of Klopp's coaching, Liverpool's recruitment investment was only 346 million pounds, ranking at the bottom of Big6 Group, but it won the second largest number of trophys in the league. After careful polishing by Fenway Group, Liverpool has gradually become the healthiest Premier League top team with revenue exceeding the 700 million pound mark, and its game-day income, business income and event bonus income have all hit record highs. As the UEFA Champions League lineup disintegrated that year, Liverpool did come to a time when it needed to be fully rebuilt. Slott proved himself with his performance in the past season and persuaded the senior executives led by Henry to open the checkbook.

In addition to the objective need to rebuild the team, Liverpool's signings are also focused on the future. Wilz, Kolkz and Flynnon (including Ekitic) all have room for continued appreciation, and these recruitment spending is itself an investment. In the past month, the Golden Dollar Feast of the Club World Cup has attracted the attention of the world. Liverpool also hopes to appear in the "Club World Cup" four years later, and large investment is indispensable.