Liverpool have been tenuously linked with a move for Real Sociedad striker Alexander Isak this summer.
The 21-year-old is already turning heads at Euro 2020 with Sweden, and several clubs have reportedly expressed their interest.
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Liverpool are said to be one of the outfits keens, with Spanish outlet Noticias de Gipuzkoa claiming Isak’s recent performance against Spain has caught the eye of those at Anfield.
A new report in Mundo Deportivo states Real Sociedad are wanting to remove a clause in the striker’s contract, which currently makes it straightforward for Borussia Dortmund to re-sign their former player.
They claim the Bundesliga side have an option to bypass negotiations with the Basque Country outfit for a fee of just £25 million.
That figure is obviously well below the £60 million quoted by Noticias de Gipuzkoa, which would be required by any other club who wants to speak with Isak.
Mundo Deportivo state Real Sociedad are keen to get the £25 million buy-back clause removed from the 21-year-old’s contract as soon as possible.
Should they succeed, it’ll put all interested parties on the same playing field…