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Alexander Isak remains linked with a move to Liverpool after the Reds had a \u00a3110m bid rejected by Newcastle. <\/a><\/p>\n The 25-year-old accused the Magpies of \u2018broken promises\u2019 on social media,<\/a> expressing a desire to leave, while Newcastle responded, leaving the door open for his return. <\/a><\/p>\n Meanwhile, Harvey Elliott and Kostas Tsimikas face potential exits, and Ibrahima Konate\u2019s future is uncertain as he enters the final year of his contract.<\/p>\n Tsimikas has long served as Liverpool\u2019s backup left-back behind Andy Robertson, but with the arrival of Milos Kerkez this summer, the Greek international has slipped to third choice at Anfield.<\/p>\n Now 29, Tsimikas appears to be nearing the end of his time on Merseyside, though his next destination is not yet confirmed.<\/p>\n He joined Liverpool from Olympiacos in 2020. Since then, he has racked up 115 appearances for the Reds and collected a Premier League title, an FA Cup, and two Carabao Cups.<\/p>\n Tsimikas is under contract with the Reds until 2027 but is attracting interest from multiple clubs, including Serie A giants Roma, who are in talks with Liverpool over a potential deal.<\/p>\n Earlier this summer, Nottingham Forest were interested in signing Tsimikas.<\/p>\n Tsimikas featured regularly in pre-season, sometimes as an auxiliary centre-back, but has been omitted from the matchday squad in both of Liverpool\u2019s first two games this season.<\/p>\n Providing the latest update on Roma\u2019s pursuit of the defender, transfer expert Fabrizio Romano\u00a0posted on X<\/a>: \u201cAS Roma have approached Liverpool today for Kostas Tsimikas to join on initial loan deal.<\/p>\n \u201cTsimikas wants the move but no green light to the formula yet as #LFC insist on permanent exit.<\/p>\n \u201cThere are two more clubs in the race for the Greek LB.\u201d<\/p>\n Read more:\u00a0Bayern Munich agree personal terms with Newcastle United target<\/a><\/p>\n Newcastle United latest transfer stance on Alexander Isak revealed<\/a><\/p>\n Newcastle chairman makes decision ahead of Liverpool clash<\/a><\/p>\n