Before the Newcastle fight, Slotte introduced Isaac three conditions. British media: Progress bar has been 2/3

At the pre-match press conference between Liverpool and Newcastle, Isaac was obviously the focus of the problem. Faced with the transfer issue, Liverpool coach Slott's speech was evasive, but the British media Mirror summarized for him, saying that Isaac's transfer conditions are already met by two-thirds.

When asked by reporters whether Liverpool would be busy during the period before the transfer deadline, Slot denied: "I don't think so. Because it means I'm not satisfied with the current squad, and in fact I'm very satisfied with our current squad."

"I said that having two players in each position is the ideal, but sometimes there may not be any negative impact, which means you won't let the existing players down. I'm very satisfied with the current squad, but If we think there is a player that can really make us better, then our club will always prove that this can be done. "

" But it needs to meet everything we want: the right transfer fee; the right position; the players are willing to come to us."

Slot put forward three clear conditions. British media analysts believe that Liverpool has obviously had two of them. They need a striker, and Isaac is very eager to transfer and join. The only question is whether they can agree on the right transfer fee.

Liverpool has not yet made their second offer after a tentative offer of 110 million pounds, but according to media reports, club executives have approved a proposal to introduce Isaac for 130 million pounds - although Newcastle still verbally insists on a transfer fee of 150 million pounds and has to wait for them to introduce two stand-ins.

Speaking of the game itself, Slott said: "We have to be prepared, mainly for their midfield and their defense. Judging from media reports, I don't think Isaac will play. But they still have Gordon playing as the No. 9, Ilanga still plays on the right, and Harvey Barnes plays on the left. Here is the Premier League - we all have options, and Newcastle also has them."