Funding for Alexander Isak? Darwin Nunez remains key target for Al-Hilal as Liverpool wait on new bid following £61m rejection in January

Liverpool may have found a way of funding a move for Alexander Isak, with Darwin Nunez reportedly attracting more interest from the Saudi Pro League.

  • Reds plotting record raid for Newcastle striker
  • Can free up funds & squad space through sales
  • Uruguayan forward wanted in the Middle East

Funding for Alexander Isak? Darwin Nunez remains key target for Al-Hilal as Liverpool wait on new bid following £61m rejection in JanuaryFunding for Alexander Isak? Darwin Nunez remains key target for Al-Hilal as Liverpool wait on new bid following £61m rejection in JanuaryFunding for Alexander Isak? Darwin Nunez remains key target for Al-Hilal as Liverpool wait on new bid following £61m rejection in JanuaryFunding for Alexander Isak? Darwin Nunez remains key target for Al-Hilal as Liverpool wait on new bid following £61m rejection in January

The enigmatic Uruguayan frontman saw a move to the Middle East speculated on during the winter transfer window. At that point, Al-Nassr – who have Portuguese GOAT Cristiano Ronaldo on their books – are said to have seen a bid knocked back.

The terms on offer then were €70 million (£61m/$82m), with still demanding a figure in that region if they are to part with Nunez. Their situation has, however, changed somewhat since January.

The champions are now more willing to do business. That is because they have prised Hugo Ekitike away from and have a British record deal for Newcastle striker Alexander Isak in their sights.

Liverpool could raise funds for a raid on St James’ Park by parting with Nunez. According to Ben Jacobs Al-Hilal have expressed interest in the South American, with “internal talks” taking place regarding how much should be spent on the mercurial 26-year-old.

Nunez joined Liverpool from in 2022 and has registered 40 goals for the Reds through 143 appearances. He is tied to a contract through to 2028, but could be moved on in order to free up squad space for prolific Swedish star Isak.