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Hugo Ekitike Eyes Next Level with Liverpool

Alexander Isak: Will Liverpool Try to Sign Striker After Hugo Ekitike Deal?

Just because Liverpool could most likely afford Alexander Isak this summer, doesn’t mean they will sign the Newcastle star. After all, they have just recruited an exciting, young centre-forward who shares similar characteristics with the Swede, and a fee of £120–150 million could still dissuade them from pursuing a deal.

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From Frankfurt to Anfield: Hugo Ekitike Eyes Next Level with Liverpool

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Hugo Ekitike to Liverpool: Everything you need to know

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Liverpool ready to make mega first bid for Alexander Isak

As per Fabrizio Romano, Isak has requested Newcastle to leave the club.

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Journalist: Liverpool Still Want Alexander Isak Despite £69m Hugo Ekitike Deal

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Liverpool hint at Hugo Ekitike's future Liverpool number

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How Hugo Ekitike fits in at Liverpool: PSG castoff fills striker need as Arne Slot and company go all in

Ekitike officially joined Liverpool from Eintracht Frankfurt on Wednesday in a deal that could be worth over $100 million

Inside Liverpool’s Hugo Ekitike deal: How months of groundwork and Slot meeting fended off rivals

Ultimately, Hugo Ekitike has chosen Liverpool as his new home. He is leaving Eintracht Frankfurt having signed a six-year contract at Anfield and in a deal that could, if all conditions are met, eventually rise to about £79million ($107m), taking Liverpool’s summer expenditure to just under £300m.

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Romano green lights third biggest deal in Liverpool history as Ekitike jets in for medical

Hugo Ekitike is expected to arrive in the UK on Monday ahead of a medical on Tuesday, as he finalises a six-year contract at Liverpool after Anfield chiefs reached an agreement with Eintracht Frankfurt over a deal worth £79m (€91.

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Why Hugo Ekitike's transfer to Liverpool could play vital role deciding Nicolas Jackson's Chelsea future

Hugo Ekitike is on the verge of joining Liverpool from Eintracht Frankfurt and it could affect Nicolas Jackson's short-term future at Chelsea.