Alexander Isak (Newcastle United)
July 2025
Newcastle have turned down Liverpool’s £120 million bid for Alexander Isak. The Swedish striker is pushing to leave, but manager Eddie Howe hopes to keep him at the club. Speaking during the club’s tour in South Korea, Howe confirmed the rejected offer and praised Isak’s professionalism. The Magpies remain firm on their valuation, with talks ongoing and speculation continuing.
Federico Chiesa (Liverpool)
July 2025
Celtic have joined Fulham and Atalanta in the pursuit of Federico Chiesa, who is expected to leave Liverpool this summer in search of regular minutes after a quiet debut season. Chiesa, limited to six league appearances, is unlikely to feature often under Arne Slot. Celtic and Fulham scouted him recently, and Liverpool may sanction a loan despite seeing him as part of their long-term vision.
Tyler Morton (Liverpool)
July 2025
Lyon are negotiating a potential deal with Liverpool for 22-year-old midfielder Tyler Morton, with the transfer possibly valued at around £15 million.
Morton has attracted multiple enquiries this summer from clubs across the UK and Europe, including Braga, Ipswich, Strasbourg, and West Ham. Talks with Lyon are currently the most advanced.
Alexander Isak (Newcastle United)
July 2025
Newcastle have rejected a £120m bid from Liverpool for Alexander Isak and will only consider selling the striker if their £150m valuation is met. The 25-year-old is reportedly pushing for a move. Isak is training at Real Sociedad citing injury and skipped Newcastle’s pre-season tour. The Magpies are lining up Aston Villa’s Ollie Watkins as a potential replacement but insist they won’t be forced into a sale.
Luis Díaz (Liverpool > Bayern Munich )
July 2025
FC Bayern Munich have completed the signing of Colombia international Luis Díaz from Liverpool. The 27-year-old winger signed a deal until June 2029 and will wear the number 14 shirt in Munich. Bayern CEO Jan-Christian Dreesen praised Díaz as one of the Premier League’s top left wingers, highlighting his winning mentality and impact at every club. The transfer was finalized through fair negotiations with Liverpool.
Luis Díaz (Liverpool > Bayern Munich)
July 2025
Liverpool have agreed to sell winger Luis Díaz to Bayern Munich for £65.5m (€75m). The Colombia international, who has two years left on his Anfield deal, has been given permission to leave the Reds’ pre-season tour in Tokyo to finalize.
Díaz is expected to travel within 24 hours to complete the transfer. Talks accelerated after previous Bayern bids were rejected. Liverpool’s stance softened as they prepare for a new attacking setup. Díaz will undergo medical tests before signing a long-term contract.
Hugo Ekitike (Eintracht Frankfurt > Liverpool)
July 2025
Liverpool have agreed a total £79m deal for Ekitike, who is expected to complete his medical Tuesday. He’ll sign a six-year contract and may join the club’s Asia pre-season tour later this week.
Liverpool kept staff in the UK to complete the transfer. Add-ons focus on team trophies and personal impact, meaning the full amount will only be paid if Ekitike significantly contributes to success.
Hugo Ekitike (Eintracht Frankfurt)
July 2025
Liverpool have submitted a €90m package—€80m upfront plus €10m in add-ons—for striker Hugo Ekitike. The player has reportedly agreed to join if a deal is reached between the clubs.
Talks escalated over 48 hours following Newcastle’s failed bid. Frankfurt have yet to respond officially, but Liverpool’s offer is seen as competitive and Ekitike favours a Premier League move.
Hugo Ekitike (Eintracht Frankfurt)
July 2025
Liverpool are preparing an official bid for Hugo Ekitike after the striker agreed to join in principle. Talks with Eintracht Frankfurt are ongoing, and a deal is expected to progress rapidly.
Liverpool turned to Ekitike after Newcastle refused to sell Alexander Isak. With Frankfurt open to discussions and the player aligned with the move, formal negotiations are set to intensify in coming days.
Luis Diaz (Liverpool)
July 2025
Liverpool have rejected Bayern Munich’s opening £58.5m bid for winger Luis Diaz, insisting the Colombian international is not for sale despite Bayern’s continued interest and belief Diaz wants the move.
Diaz remains a key part of Liverpool’s future with two years left on his contract. Bayern are preparing a second offer, but Liverpool’s stance has remained firm and unchanged throughout the summer.
