Isaac's transfer to Liverpool update: The player will not participate in Newcastle's preseason, with his replacement being Visa.

Whether wealthy or not depends on Liverpool this summer, which has already spent over 300 million euros to sign four players: Ekiteke, Wirtz, Flinpon, and Korkuz . With Isaac indicating his intention to leave Newcastle, Liverpool has renewed its opportunity to sign a preferred forward for reinforcement this summer. The latest update shows that Isaac is serious; not only will he not play in the friendly against Celtic, but he also will not travel with the team to Singapore for preseason, indicating that his desire to leave is genuine.

Originally, Newcastle wanted to sign Ekiteke, but Frankfurt's asking price was too high, leading to his signing by Liverpool instead. Now, with the Premier League's silver boot winner Isaac looking to leave Newcastle to prove himself at a bigger club and seek titles in both the Premier League and the Champions League, Liverpool is the best option at the moment. Although Al-Hilal has offered Isaac a weekly salary of £500,000, the player’s desire to leave Newcastle is driven by a pursuit of honors, as he will not be going to play in Saudi Arabia.

Newcastle's sale of Isaac is contingent upon finding a successor, as the team will compete in both the Champions League and the Premier League next season. Now, Isaac's successor has emerged, namely Brentford's striker Visa . If Newcastle finalizes Visa, the likelihood of Isaac joining Liverpool increases significantly, and Liverpool will also move to sell players like Diaz, Chiesa, Nunez, Elliott, and Morton. If Liverpool successfully signs Isaac this summer, he will likely become the most expensive player in Premier League history, potentially around £150 million, creating a super combination of Salah and Isaac alongside each other.

The 25-year-old Isaac stands 1.92 meters tall, plays as a right-footed striker, and is valued at 120 million euros by Transfermarkt, having scored 23 goals and provided 6 assists in 34 Premier League matches last season.

The 28-year-old Visa stands 1.76 meters tall, plays as a right-footed striker, and is valued at 32 million euros by Transfermarkt, having scored 19 goals and provided 4 assists in 35 Premier League matches last season.

In reality, football is a money game; both Manchester City and Paris have won the Champions League, and teams strengthen by continuously spending on signings. Football is still a game of big fish eating small fish; if Liverpool poaches Isaac, Newcastle will go after Visa. If Brentford loses their head coach Flick and two key scorers, Mbeumo (to Manchester United) and Visa, they will need to scout some potential talents from lower leagues to rebuild, which is the essence of football: survival of the fittest. Players yearn for honors and aspire to join larger clubs.