The transfer machine may gamble for 150 million yuan, and the Gexi transaction will suddenly cause variables!

Liverpool this summer window is like a tireless transfer machine. The nerves of Liverpool fans are now being tightly touched by two priceless names - Alexander Isaac and Mark Gerch. In this summer window led by Richard Hughes, the Reds have spent nearly £200 million to sign Flynn, Wilz and Kerkez, but the real highlight has just begun.

When David Ornstein's low and authoritative voice sounded in the podcast, the hearts of countless Red Army fans also sank. The keenest insight in the transfer market mercilessly exposes Liverpool's fantasy bubble against Newcastle striker Isaac.

"Start negotiations? Get ready for £150 million first." Ornstein's statement was like a basin of ice water. Isaac has long been designated as the front line totem of the Newcastle Oil Capital Empire. The Champions League song next season at St James Park Stadium is to tie the most gorgeous chains of this 25-year-old genius.

150 million? This is just a knock-on fee! If the Red Army really gritted their teeth and took out this huge sum of money that was enough to shake the football world, it might be just a cup of coffee from Eddie Howe's office and a saying "Thank you, but it's not enough." Director Hughes's ashtray is probably going to be piled up into a hill.

When the sky of Isaac was covered with clouds, the transfer of Crystal Palace central defender Mark Gerch was regarded as the "Battle of Light" for the Red Army's defense line to sign. Former Premier League CEO Keith Wynis vowed not long ago: "Liverpool is expected to complete the deal, which is a breeze!" He praised Gehl as the "new Van Dijk" and asserted that all parties will end up with a satisfactory end.

The plot took a sharp turn for the worse within 24 hours! The latest news shows that Chelsea's new coach Maresca has personally called Gexi, promising his absolute core position in the future Blues' defense. At the same time, the new Blue Army management showed amazing efficiency, and a proposal for personal terms that was thicker than the Red Army had been quietly delivered to Gexi's agent's desk. Stamford Bridge's Golden Dollar offensive made Anfield's "easy" extremely heavy.

Under great pressure from the Fiscal Fairness Act (FFP), the London Eagles do need to sell the star balance accounts. Gehc's contract was only one year left, but Chelsea's strong intervention instantly turned a "friendly negotiation" into a bidding war. Crystal Palace is happy to see it, and waits for the two Premier League giants to raise the price tags higher.

Liverpool's "things in his pocket" have become a battlefield that needs to be fought hard. Hughes wants to copy the magical operation that won Van Dyke back then? First ask Burley and Qinghu Capital’s wallet to agree!

The defense recruitment encountered obstacles, and smoke also came out of his backyard. French central defender Connert sneered at the contract renewal conditions offered by Liverpool, and his "disappointing" comment made Anfield senior executives nervous. Paris Saint-Germain's shark smelling the opportunity was already quietly swimming in the distance. On the

front line, Darwin Nunes's transfer to Naples was already on the verge of being on the string. Latest burst! News came from Italy that the player team encountered small-scale encirclement of extreme fans during the physical examination arranged by Naples, causing short-term chaos. Although no personal injury was caused, this accident caused the physical examination procedure to be suspended. The Red Army and DeLaurentis are in urgent communication to eliminate the impact. The joining of Flynnon, Wilz and Kerkez is just a prelude to Richard Hughes compose the summer window symphony. The real glory must be to solve the ultimate problem of the sharp knife on the front line and the iron gate on the defense line. Isaac's 150 million heavenly cruising, the battle for Gesch suddenly became variables and smoke filled the smoke of gunpowder. His general Connaught's thoughts floated to Paris, and Nunes's trip to Naples was full of troubles... The tactical version left by the Slaughter Klopp after leaving office was waiting for the new coach Slot to fill it with the name of the superstar. Fenway Group's wallet depth and Hughes' negotiation skills will experience the most harshest test in the coming weeks. Is it a record-breaking sky-high price that shocked the football world? Or turn the muzzle in time to lock the alternative target? Or will it win Chelsea in the battle for defense?

Anfield's office is brightly lit, and this summer night is destined to be long.