Alexander Isak is confident his move to Liverpool will happen before Monday’s transfer deadline, talkSPORT understands.Liverpool are hoping that Newcastle signing Stuttgart striker Nick Woltemade in a club-record deal will make them more likely to sanction Isak’s departure.Isak is still hopeful that he will get his move to AnfieldAs talkSPORT exclusively revealed on Friday, the Magpies have not given up hope of also signing Jorgen Strand Larsen from Wolves.Liverpool have only made one offer for Isak so far worth more than £110million, but that was rejected.And sources insist there is still no agreement in place yet.If the Reds make a second approach, they do not intend to pay as much as £130million for the Swedish striker, contrary to reports.Isak has made it clear he does not want to play for Newcastle again after accusing the club of ‘broken promises’ over their failure to offer him a new contract.The 25-year-old has refused to feature in any of Eddie Howe‘s sides’ games this season, playing no part at all. It came after he released a statement on his current situation amid his decision not to reintergrate with the Magpies squad.Isak is training alone due to his ongoing transfer saga as he attempts to force through a move to Anfield. Howe has remained stoic in his stance over his star man’s future, but with just two days left of the summer window, the Sweden international still believes he will get his move. The deadline for clubs in England is set for 7pm on Monday night.Isak has two days left to get his move to Liverpool amid his Newcastle strikeGettyWoltemade has just joined Newcastle and Liverpool are hoping that frees Isak upGettyOne in, one out? Woltemade’s arrival at St. James’ Park has pricked the ears of Liverpool as they hope Newcastle now allow Isak to join them. The £69million German striker had been previously linked to Bayern Munich, but Stuttgart rejected three bids from the giants. And the Magpies have managed to pull off a real coup to bring him to the Premier League.But a massive chunk of cash being spent on Woltemade may see Toon opt to recoup the funds – and much more – through Isak.It’s expected that any deal for the Newcastle star would break the British transfer record. However, it remains to be seen whether the Carabao Cup winners will soften their stance and allow Isak to leave. Liverpool latestLiverpool could be busy in the final days of the summer transfer window, with two new arrivals possible. The Reds are keen on Crystal Palace centre-back Marc Guehi, but Oliver Glasner does not want to sell his captain. Guehi is into the final year of his contract at Selhurst Park and has long been sought after by the Premier League champions.On top of that, Isak could still make the move to Anfield.And if that happens, talkSPORT understands that Harvey Elliott could be allowed to leave the club. Elliott looks likely to stay at Liverpool if Isak doesn’t join though, despite interest from RB Leipzig.