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- Liverpool now 2/1 with Bet365 to sign Isak in the summer
- Newcastle remain favourites at 4/7 to keep the Swedish striker
- Arsenal priced at 10/1 indicating they're outsiders in the race for the 25-year-old forward
Liverpool now 2/1 with Bet365 to sign Isak in the summer
Liverpool have surged into second-favourite position to sign Alexander Isak in the summer transfer window, with Bet365 cutting odds to 2/1 as rumours intensify over a potential move from Newcastle.
The Swedish striker has been one of the standout performers for the Magpies this season but the betting odds suggest a high chance that he could leave the club.
Liverpool's interest in bolstering their forward line, especially with uncertainty surrounding Mohamed Salah’s long-term future, has triggered a notable shift in the betting markets.
UK Betting Sites have placed Liverpool as the favourites to sign Isak with Newcastle still odds-on to keep their star man next season.
| Alexander Isak Next Club - 01/09/2025 | Odds | Probability |
|---|---|---|
| Stay at Newcastle | 4/7 | 63.6% |
| Liverpool | 2/1 | 33.3% |
| Arsenal | 10/1 | 9.1% |
Arsenal 10/1 outsiders to sign the forward
Arsenal, long linked with Isak prior to his Newcastle move, remain in the frame but at much longer odds of 10/1 hinting a lower likelihood of action compared to their Premier League rivals.
Isak, 25, has impressed with his ability to lead the line and link play, and his age and technical profile would make him an ideal long-term investment for a club in the title race.
Mikel Arteta's men need a striker badly for next season and Isak could well be one of several names that they will go for.
Newcastle remain favourites at 4/7 to keep the Swedish striker
Newcastle’s odds-on status to retain Isak may be further supported by their Carabao Cup victory, with Isak scoring to help win the club's first domestic trophy since 1955.
The Toon Army are 6th in the Premier League this season with the Top 5 earning Champions League football due to the Premier League's coefficiency status.
Eddie Howe will be hoping that another big push this season will see his side back in the Champions League next season.
