The Liverpool executives who attend away matches vary between the likes of CEO Billy Hogan, club ambassadors Sir Kenny Dalglish and Ian Rush (both former Newcastle employees), club secretary Danny Stanway, and chief legal and external affairs officer Jonathan Bamber.

Liverpool are the culprits in the Alexander Isak transfer saga, as Newcastle United go on the offensive and send a public message to the striker.

Liverpool fans have known for a long time that asking prices are a rough valuation of a player.Teams rarely get the exact amount they're after. A negotiation takes place and eventually, each side has

Former Liverpool player Danny Murphy has been speaking to Liverpool World about Alexander Isak’s future Former Liverpool player Danny Murphy believes Alexander Isak would be welcomed with open arms at Anfield if a transfer transpires this summer.

The impasse between Alexander Isak and his Premier League club Newcastle United is harming both parties, according to the club's former striker Alan Shearer.

Danny Murphy believes that Liverpool are good enough to win the Premier League title without Newcastle United striker Alexander Isak.

Liverpool have emerged as Isak’s priority for the new campaign and the 25-year-old – the Magpies’ top scorer with 27 goals last term – has been training alone after opting out of Newcastle’s pre-season tour of Asia.

Speaking on the Unfiltered Soccer Podcast, Gary Neville has been discussing Alexander Isak’s situation, and he has a different theory on why a deal hasn’t been done yet. Neville was asked if he thinks Isak will be a Liverpool player by the end of the season.

Liverpool supporters will be split on this latest update, but most will see Alexander Isak as exactly the calibre of forward who could elevate Arne Slot’s side to another level.

Alan Shearer says certain conditions would need to be met for Alexander Isak to get his desired move from Newcastle to Liverpool before the end of the transfer window