Are Newcastle's owners helping Liverpool buy Isak?
Summary
Liverpool's Darwin Nunez might move to the Saudi Pro League, potentially aiding Liverpool's bid to purchase Alexander Isak from Newcastle. Both Al-Hilal, interested in Nunez, and Newcastle are linked by ownership to Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund. There's debate if PIF is prioritizing different clubs under its ownership differently.Key Facts
- Darwin Nunez, a Liverpool striker, is a potential transfer target for the Saudi Pro League this summer.
- Al-Hilal, a club in the Saudi Pro League, is interested in Nunez and is owned by the same Saudi fund that owns Newcastle.
- PIF (Public Investment Fund) owns stakes in four major Saudi Arabian clubs and has an 80% stake in Newcastle.
- A transfer involving Nunez could help Liverpool fund a move for Alexander Isak from Newcastle.
- Newcastle previously turned down Liverpool’s offer of £110m for Isak, wanting around £150m.
- Some Newcastle fans feel their club might be overlooked by PIF's actions.
- Football finance expert says Liverpool can afford Isak without needing funds from Nunez's sale.
- Alexander Isak played a key role for Newcastle last season, leading in goals and winning the Carabao Cup.
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