Liverpool paid £125m for Alexander Isak last summer. The Swedish No9 came in with a reputation as one of the best strikers in the Premier League - hitting 23 goals for Newcastle in 2024/25.After

Arne Slot has been vindicated following a minor spat with Sweden boss Graham Potter.

Michael Owen has told GOAL why he remains confident that Alexander Isak will justify his record-shattering £125 million ($166m) price tag at Liverpool. The Swedish striker became the most expensive player in British football during the summer transfer window of 2025.

Liverpool's players suffered a mixed night as the international break got underway with the first round of fixtures, with Alexander Isak handed a huge boost as he continues his recovery from injury

In a flash, the pieces finally clicked together. And then, like a window that closed as quickly as it had opened, a vision of Liverpool’s future disappeared. Isak was helped off after scoring Liverpool’s opening goal at Tottenham (AFP via Getty Images ...

Is there already unrest at Liverpool? The future of Alexander Isak could take an

Liverpool manager Arne Slot has offered clarity on when Alexander Isak could return to action, with the Champions League quarter final against Paris Saint Germain pencilled in as a realistic comeback point. The Swedish striker has been sidelined for three months after suffering a broken leg in the 2-1 victory at Tottenham in December.

Former Newcastle United full-back John Anderson believes St James' Park is still "missing" Alexander Isak and says the transfer "saga" didn't help club matters in the summer transfer window either. The Sweden international signed a six-year contract to join fellow Premier League side Liverpool for a British-record transfer fee of £125m in September 2025.

Alexander Isak is helped off the pitch at Tottenham Justin Tallis/ AFP via Getty Images The news that Alexander Isak has suffered a suspected broken leg is a huge blow for the player, and Liverpool. The agony on the 26-year-old’s face immediately after ...

Our Liverpool correspondent Paul Gorst answers questions from readers as we head toward the end of the first week of the international break

A club statement read: "Alexander Isak today successfully underwent surgery on the injury he sustained on Saturday. The Liverpool striker was injured in a challenge in the process of scoring the opening goal against Tottenham Hotspur and had to be substituted.