🚨 BREAKING: Liverpool agree deal to sign Marc Guehi from Crystal Palace, here we go!
Deal in place for fee over £35m plus 10% sell-on clause included in the package.
Guehi agreed personal terms with Liverpool one month ago, now all done.
One more move by Richard Hughes. ♟️
🚨 Along with Alexander Isak, Liverpool have also progressed in talks tonight for Marc Guehi. We exclusively brought the news of Liverpool's interest in Guehi in March. Since then, talks have continued with Guehi's representatives. Liverpool had hoped to secure the deal before now. The Reds initially wanted to spend £30M but a fee closer to £40M is expected to be reached on Monday but Guehi is not a done deal unlike Isak, yet. Both Isak and Guehi, close to LFC 🤝
🚨💣 BREAKING: Alexander Isak to Liverpool, here we go! Deal agreed now for £130m transfer fee. Record move for Premier League.
Isak, on his way today for medical tests as new Liverpool player after long term deal agreed months ago.
It was always ONLY Liverpool for Isak.
🚨 Newcastle United reach total agreement with Liverpool to sell Alexander Isak. Deal for 25yo striker worth £130m to #NUFC with solidarity, £125m cost to #LFC. Medical to be done on Monday before #DeadlineDay switch for Sweden international @TheAthleticFC https://t.co/SKEDxNm1JF
🚨💥 BREAKING | Alexander Isak to Liverpool - DONE DEAL ✔️
Full agreement with Newcastle following the prior verbal agreement with the 25 y/o top striker. Long-term contract.
The total transfer fee is understood to be €145-150 million. Medical on Monday. As revealed earlier this week: #LFC were very optimistic about signing #Isak before the end of the Deadline Day. Now it’s agreed.
@SkySportDE 🇸🇪
🚨 Liverpool are pushing now to sign both Alexander Isak and Marc Guehi before Monday’s Deadline.
Negotiations proceed waiting for next steps from Newcastle and Crystal Palace on fee/replacements.
Joe Gomez to AC Milan also likely exit if the defender approves the move. 🔄
🚨 Marc Guehi and #LFC deal remains underway.
No issues on fee after £35m bid plus 10% sell-on, agreement club to club would get done; Guehi agreed terms weeks ago.
Deal only depends on Palace decision: keep Guehi losing him as free agent in 2026 or sell and find a replacement.
Who’s going to win the Golden Boot: Harry Kane or Mohamed Salah?
Both on 22 goals. Both have won it twice before. Both score a Premier League goal every 132 minutes.
The difference is that Salah has the medals - team medals - that Kane craves.
https://t.co/APYwIQW0U6
❗️Mbappe and his representatives are not against the idea of renewing for PSG, but they have asked about the club’s future ambitions and plans. Liverpool & Madrid are ready to enter discussions knowing this is the perfect time to intervene - His contract ends in 2022. [@LEquipe]
Klopp: "In the last 4 years. We’ve been the leaders of the fair play table. We don’t get nothing from that, often is something that people just joke about. We were high in both tables [PL & fair play], that means you can play football without these kind of [reckless] challenges.”
Virgil van Dijk requires surgery on the ACL injury
No specific timescale is being placed upon Van Dijk's return to action at this stage but he is unlikely to play a significant role in the remainder of this season.
RedBall, which raised $575 million in August to buy businesses in sports and sports-related media and data analytics, plans to raise an additional $1 billion to purchase a stake that will total less than 25% in Fenway Sports Group [@WSJ]
John Henry is in talks to join with an investment vehicle for a deal that would take his famed sports holdings public
The deal being discussed would merge Fenway Sports Group LLC with RedBall Acquisition [@WSJ]
Liverpool v Sheffield United will now kick-off at 8pm on Saturday October 24 live on Sky Sports Box Office.
£15 extra for fans on top of Sky/BT subscriptions to watch on TV a game played in an empty stadium. Ridiculous. #LFC
Over the last few days we asked 18 football agents the same 15 questions about the transfer activity that has gone on this summer.
They gave their answers anonymously to encourage them to speak honestly and candidly.
Here's what they said...
📝 @stujames75
Pay-per-view Premier League games begin next weekend at the princely sum of £14.95. How clubs reached this point and the long-term implications w/ @AdamCrafton_ and @David_Ornstein
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