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'Done deal' - Liverpool handed major Alexander Isak boost as 'full agreement in place'

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Newcastle United appear to have finally agreed to sign a replacement for Alexander Isak.

Liverpool’s pursuit of Alexander Isak could finally be heading for a successful outcome.

However, the Magpies appear to have made strides to sign a new centre-forward. They have agreed to purchase Nick Woltemade from Stuttgart in a deal worth around £80 million. Sky Sports Germany reporter Florian Plettenberg posted on X: “DONE DEAL! Full agreement with Stuttgart: €85 million fixed fee plus €5 million in add-ons. #NUFC. The player is on his way and has already said goodbye to the squad.”

Woltemade’s expected move to Newcastle could now see Liverpool table a second bid for Isak. The Daily Mail’s Craig Hope posted on YouTube: “On Monday, the senior delegation from the ownership went to Isak’s house and he said: “No, I’m not going to play now… I need that move.”

“Sources said to me there was now a new realisation that perhaps relationships were broken beyond repair. This is why there’s been the acceleration this week in pursuit of those targets.

“The actual negotiation between Liverpool and Newcastle over the fee, I don’t think is the biggest obstacle to overcome here. If Liverpool see that [Woltemade] and it goes through, they will absolutely come back in with an offer. The odds of this British record deal at Liverpool going through have increased significantly.”

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