BREAKING: Matheus Cunha Rejects Manchester United Move, Citing Lack of European Football.

In a stunning development that could reshape Liverpool’s transfer strategy, Newcastle United striker Alexander Isak has publicly declared his readiness to join the Reds—on one condition: the signing of Julian Alvarez.

“I saw the news today—and it’s clear Julian Alvarez wants to leave his club and join Liverpool,” Isak stated. “He’s one of my favorite players, someone I’ve always dreamed of sharing the pitch with. If Liverpool—or any top English club—makes the move and signs him today, I, Isak, will be joining them tomorrow without hesitation. But deep down, I want that team to be Liverpool.”

Alvarez, who transferred from Manchester City to Atlético Madrid in August 2024 for a deal reportedly worth up to €95 million (£81.5 million), has been in exceptional form, scoring 27 goals in 52 appearances this season . Despite his success, speculation about a potential move back to the Premier League has surfaced, with Liverpool showing interest.

However, Atlético Madrid’s sporting director, Carlos Busero, has dismissed these rumors, stating, “Alvarez is a key and important player in our project, and we have no intention of letting him go. The player himself is not paying attention to these rumours” .

Isak’s declaration adds a new dimension to Liverpool’s transfer considerations. The Swedish striker has been linked with a move away from Newcastle, with Liverpool and Arsenal reportedly interested . His public statement could be a strategic move to align himself with Liverpool’s ambitions, especially if they secure Alvarez’s signature.

Liverpool fans are rallying behind the idea, urging the club to act swiftly. The prospect of pairing Isak and Alvarez at Anfield is tantalizing, promising a dynamic and formidable attacking duo.

Don’t waste time. This is the kind of signing that changes everything. The fans are calling on the club to make this a reality. Isak and Alvarez at Anfield? It’s bold. It’s ambitious. It’s possible.

Liverpool—make the move. The football world is watching.