According to exclusive news from the Sun, Liverpool will offer Isaac for the second time next week with £130 million. The Sun said that Liverpool club has approved a formal bid for Isaac next week for a record £130 million in transfer fee. The club is convinced that Newcastle United will eventually release the striker who has decided to leave.

Although Liverpool's first £110 million offer against Isaac was rejected, the club will abide by the unspoken transfer rules and will officially start negotiations after the match with Newcastle next Monday. The current tension at St James Park Stadium has made the Reds unwilling to further intensify the situation.

According to the latest situation, Isaac will not only continue to be excluded from the roster, but will not even appear in the stands of Liverpool's game.

As early as before the end of the season, Slott had made it clear to the top leaders that Isaac is the core puzzle for rebuilding the Premier League championship lineup, and this positioning has not been changed by the introduction of Frankfurt striker Ekitic.

As sales are expected to exceed 230 million pounds at the end of the season, Liverpool decided to add 20 million pounds to completely resolve the Isaac deadlock. The total price of 130 million will also double the investment income of Newcastle, protecting its face for this inevitable sale.