Liverpool’s Pursuit of Isak Signals Intent to Dictate the MarketPower moves echo title ambitionsThere is a cold precision to Liverpool’s transfer strategy this summer. No emotion, no hesitation,

Leeds United, fresh off promotion, are moving like a club with a plan. According to The Athletic, the Elland Road side have agreed a deal in principle to sign Sean Longstaff from Newcastle United. The fee is reportedly £10 million plus £2 million in add-ons, after what was the third bid for the midfielder.

Reporting into new sporting director Paul Mitchell, he will be a key support to the club’s performance, medical, sports science, nutrition and psychology teams, helping to drive an elite performance culture and cohesive approach across the men’s first team, Academy and Newcastle United Women.

Alexander Isak’s contract has taken centre stage recently whilst a whole host of Newcastle United players have entered the final year of their current deals.

It's transfer nonsense all the way down today, with any excuse to place 'Isak' and 'Liverpool' in the same headline unapologetically accepted.

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Newcastle United will look to rub salt into the wounds of Liverpool in the transfer market this summer with a ruthless transfer move.

Against all the odds United, as persistent as a dog with a bone, are back on the trail of Hugo Ekitike, the 23-year-old French striker at Eintracht Frankfurt whose capture would smash the club record transfer fee at £68m-plus.