Arsenal fans are fuming as Liverpool eye a £120m deal for Alexander Isak to cap off the "greatest transfer window of all time". The 25‑year‑old Sweden international is a top target as the Reds seek a new frontman to boost their attack ahead of Darwin Nunez’s expected departure this summer.

Liverpool have reached out to Newcastle for IsakArsenal were also interestedGooners believe Isak's addition could make Reds unstoppableFollow GOAL on WhatsApp! 🟢📱WHAT HAPPENED?

Despite the sizeable offer, Newcastle are reportedly unwilling to let Isak go unless he personally requests the move. With three years remaining on his contract and Champions League football secured, the Magpies are in no hurry to negotiate, unless the striker himself pushes for a transfer.

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Liverpool's ambition is clear: they've already broken transfer records this summer with the £100m ($134m) signing of Florian Wirtz, as well as the additions of Jeremie Frimpong and Milos Kerkez. Adding Isak would cap off what supporters are calling one of Liverpool’s most formidable transfer campaigns ever.

WHAT THE FANS ARE SAYING

Arsenal supporters are stunned and even fearful after Liverpool entered the race for Isak, with several fans suggesting that Arteta's side may be 'finished' if they miss out on the Swedish striker.

One Arsenal fan, @thereloadedgun, said: "Arsenal fans, Arteta hive….We are finished."

Whereas another fan, @VdykCFC, said: "Liverpool are about the single handedly have the greatest transfer window of all time."

Meanwhile, @CFCJnR, wrote: "Arsenal thought they did something with Gyokeres."

@afcstat said: "As Arsenal fans we must do everything in our power to stop this nonsense!"

While, @Tripple____M, added: "Interesting, Gyokeres outshines Isak internationally but we will get him at almost 50M less."

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Landing from Real Sociedad for £63m ($84m) in 2022, Isak has scored 54 goals in 86 Premier League games for Newcastle. If Liverpool land Isak, it could cap a legendary summer rebuild. If not, they may pivot to Ekitike or explore other targets, but the intention has been made clear: they’re fully committed to major striking additions.