Hello and welcome to this week's Liverpool.com podcast. I'm your host for Matt Addison. Michael

Plant is with me and we're going to have a chat about Liverpool transfers with only a few days

left at the summer window. It feels like we've done quite a few of these podcasts on transfer updates and still some stuff to get through and still some work for Liverpool to do as well in the last few days. So we will have a chat about Alexander Isak, Mark Gayi and quite a few players who might be on the way out as well across the course of the next few days. Of course, we'll have all of the updates as they happen over on Liverpool.com.

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Michael. Transfers the topic that people are talking about at the moment, even after Liverpool's

first two games, in fact, I was going to say that the game at Newcastle, but the game at

Bournemouth as well, a dramatic finish in that one too.

But transfers, the big topic on people's lips at the moment.

I suppose we'd better start with Alexander Isak.

It feels like we've spoken about him a lot across the course of the last few weeks.

I suppose the update, as we record, is that there's not really been too much of an update,

which is slightly contradictory

in terms of what we're going to talk about. But yeah, it feels like the obvious place to

start. Yeah, the update is, there's no update. That is modern day football journalism in a nutshell,

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