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Super Falcons’ Rinsola Babajide fuels Liverpool’s Alexander Isak rumours with cryptic tweet

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Having played for Liverpool between 2018 and 2022, Rinsola Babajide has continued to support the reigning Premier League champions…

Super Falcons forward Omorinsola Babajide has stirred speculations after questioning whether Liverpool will secure the signing of Newcastle United striker Alexander Isak, Soccernet.ng reports.

The former Real Sociedad forward has been at the center of the move away from St. James’s Park this summer, but nothing concrete has been reached between the clubs.

The Nigerian international, who represented Liverpool between 2018 and 2022, took to her official X (formerly Twitter) page on Sunday to post:

“Do you think we are getting Alexander Isak ?”

Liverpool Bid for Isak

Liverpool have been heavily linked with Isak in recent weeks, with reports suggesting the Anfield outfit are preparing a fresh bid after seeing an initial £110 million offer rejected by Newcastle, per Thisisanfield.

Alexander Isak of Sweden during the International Friendly, Länderspiel, Nationalmannschaft football match between Sweden and Northern Ireland. Copyright: Imago

Initially, the Magpies are reportedly open to a sale, but only if they find a suitable replacement for the prolific forward. Recently, things seems to be taking another turn as the club are looking to keep the forward.

Babajide, who now plays for AS Roma and recently made her competitive debut for Nigeria at the Women’s Africa Cup of Nations, remains a popular figure among Liverpool fans.

Picture of Babajide Rinsola celebrating Super Falcons goal
Babajide Rinsola celebrates Super Falcons goal. Copyright: Imago

Rinsola Throw Liverpool star’s Celebration

During her debut for Nigeria at the Women’s Africa Cup of Nations, Rinsola paid tribute to late Liverpool forward Diogo Jota by performing his iconic video game controller celebration after scoring.

Rinsola Babajide celebrates against Tunisia. [Photo Credit: Justina Aniefiok/ X].

The gesture, which saw her sit cross-legged and mimic holding a controller, was a nod to one of her favourite players during her time at Liverpool, and she later revealed it was also dedicated to Jota’s brother.

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