The future of Alexander Isak at Liverpool has come under question amid talks of a possible move to Barcelona, Idman.Biz reports.
Former Liverpool midfielder Dietmar Hamann told JeffBet that the English club could consider selling the Swedish forward in the summer of 2026 for around £125 million.
According to Hamann, much will depend on Isak’s performances in the second half of the season. The striker, who joined Liverpool from Newcastle, has so far failed to meet expectations, scoring just two goals in 15 matches. If the situation does not improve by spring, the club may begin negotiations over his sale, with interest from Barcelona appearing quite realistic.
Questions have also been raised about the future of Florian Wirtz, who was signed for £116 million. The German playmaker has yet to score an official goal for Liverpool and has registered only two assists. Hamann noted that if Liverpool fail to qualify for the Champions League and individual players continue to underperform, the club could reconsider the futures of its most expensive signings.
In addition, the former player commented on rumors of a possible return of Jürgen Klopp to Anfield. In his view, the German coach is satisfied with his role within the Red Bull system and is unlikely to take charge of Liverpool again, despite the fact that such a move would be a major event for fans.
For now, Arne Slot remains in charge of the team, as Liverpool prepare for their next Premier League match, aiming to stabilize results after an inconsistent start to the season.
