ESPN: Liverpool will not offer Isaac for the second time

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August 2 Manchester City midfielder Reindes recently revealed his heart and said bluntly that he has been full of enthusiasm for football since childhood. Recalling the past, he said with a smile that Liverpool does not intend to make a second offer at this stage after Newcastle United rejected Liverpool’s offer for Isaac, according to ESPN.

On Friday, Liverpool gave Isaac a high offer of 110 million pounds, but this price is still a 40 million pound difference from Newcastle's valuation for Isaac. An internal source revealed that Newcastle's firm attitude when refusing the offer made Liverpool believe that submitting a second offer at the moment is of no practical significance.

Although Liverpool has a strong interest in Isaac and Isaac himself has expressed his willingness to leave the team, Newcastle still regards it as a non-sale product. Isaac has three years left in the contract with Newcastle. Newcastle tries to retain him through renewal and salary increase and join the termination fee clause that will take effect next summer, and also arranges senior team members to persuade him. However, Liverpool's position is not absolute. If Newcastle finds a suitable replacement for Isaac before the transfer window is closed and clearly expresses its willingness to let Isaac go this summer, Liverpool may reconsider the offer. Previously, Liverpool had been making constant moves in forward signings. As Louis Dias switched to Bayern Munich, the team's forward strength was weakened, and Isaac's joining was undoubtedly a powerful supplement to Liverpool's forward. Now, Liverpool is waiting for Newcastle to change its attitude, and the game in the transfer market is still continuing, and subsequent developments are worth paying attention to.