Famous: Liverpool cannot win the league without signing Isaac and Liverpool. Signing a central defender is definitely the top priority for the Reds

August 7 News Recently, Red Army celebrity Mark Laurenson talked about Isaac and the issue of signings. Newcastle rejected Liverpool's 110 million pound offer for Isaac last week.

Mark Laurenson was asked whether Isaac could win the league when he was interviewed by talkSPORT Breakfast Program, and he replied: "I may argue that no, because teams like Chelsea and Arsenal are all strengthening their strength, right? So, honestly, no."

media person Andy Townsend said: "Of course, the focus is on Isaac, but the central defender should be their priority this season."

Laurenson agreed: "Absolutely. Van Dijk is the regular main force. Connert is so tall and so strong. , but missed a lot of games, so I think this (signing to the center back) is definitely a top priority. "

" Liverpool has not stopped signings, doesn't they? They may have completed three quarters, and I guess there may be two or three more players joining at some stage. "

" If it's Isaac, if he can come, I mean, we all know what he can do. And what's great for Liverpool is that if they get him, he is a player who can create goals by himself, let alone playing for the team, he can create goals by himself by himself by fighting alone on the front line."

Regarding Isaac's transfer, former Crystal Palace chairman Simon Jordan said: "He can do whatever he wants. But he can also obey orders, be content with himself and do as he told. It depends on how tough a football club wants. Liverpool can sit idly by."

"Listen, if Liverpool wants to buy this player, then they should start buying, Newcastle must be very tough on their asking price. I don't care what Isaac wants at all now. If I'm the owner of this football club, the manager of the club, my job is to make sure my club is fine. So if you want to buy my players, Quote quickly or get out of the way. "

"Don't use all the factors, just because you are a club that achieved success last year, your second Premier League champion in 33 years, but you have done it now, and in the past five years, your club has risen back to become a force in English football and dominate the league. "

"But don't use this opportunity just to disrupt the player. Make a quote, otherwise I will make it very, very difficult for you to buy this player. And I will bear the consequences, and the players will have to accept the principles I said, which can be done."