According to reports, Liverpool have submitted an ‘offer’ for Juventus striker Dusan Vlahovic in an ‘accelerated response’ to Alexander Isak’s injury.
Alexander Isak has *finally* broken his silence on his injury four days ago, but Liverpool need not worry because a perfect replacement has been identified.
There is anger at the notion that Alexander Isak’s leg break was karma and not a lot else in the pre-Christmas Mailbox.
Liverpool’s frustration at Alexander Isak’s injury is obvious and understandable, but there is no villain in this story and no justice to be served.
Simon Jordan has no sympathy for Alexander Isak after he suffered a leg break, claiming it is “karma” for forcing a summer move to Liverpool.
Liverpool head coach Arne Slot has revealed that Reds striker Alexander Isak will miss “a couple of months” of action after breaking his lower leg.
Alexander Isak’s injury means Arne Slot now has just one recognised striker and could opt to dip into the transfer market in January.
Alexander Isak’s injury has prompted mirth from one Mailboxer, while we have some Aston Villa gloating. And they deserve it.
Liverpool striker Alexander Isak has been warned that he may never be the same again amid fears he broke his leg against Tottenham.
Frank Leboeuf and Jay Bothroyd claim Spurs defender Micky van de Ven should be punished for the tackle which injured Liverpool striker Alexander Isak.
Liverpool are worried that Alexander Isak has suffered a broken leg after he picked up an injury in their 2-1 win over Tottenham on Saturday.
Liverpool striker Alexander Isak is ‘likely’ to be out for eight to ten weeks after an injury expert assessed his injury against Tottenham.
Arne Slot’s “gut feeling” is that Alexander Isak’s injury is “not good” after the Liverpool striker came off in a 2-1 win over Tottenham on Saturday.
Liverpool striker Alexander Isak will be sold in the summer if he doesn’t improve by March or April, according to former Reds midfielder Didi Hamann.
Former Liverpool man Stephen Warnock has warned that Alexander Isak will “find it very difficult to get up to speed” and it could be a while until the club sees ...
According to reports, four Liverpool players have a ‘main character energy’ problem, while one summer signing has ‘taken criticism personally’.
Former Premier League striker Charlie Austrin reckons it “might not work out” for Alexander Isak at Liverpool as the Reds “can’t sell” Mohamed Salah.
Mo Salah returned for Liverpool, but Hugo Ekitike stole the show, proving he’s the only striker the Reds needed this summer as they beat Brighton.
Arsenal legend Thierry Henry insists Alexander Isak is “still not at the races” for Liverpool after watching him in their 1-0 win over Inter Milan.
Alexander Isak has spoken out on his controversial final days as a Newcastle player and reflected on the poor start to his Liverpool career.
We’ve ranked the 10 worst signings of the season, which includes three Liverpool flops and a Spurs player we were very, very wrong about.
Chelsea legend Frank Leboeuf insists that Liverpool striker Alexander Isak was “appalling” in their 2-0 win over West Ham in the Premier League on Sunday.
West Ham proved the very ideal opponents for struggling Liverpool – and their big-money buys – to enjoy a nice easy afternoon for once.
Liverpool expert David Lynch feels summer signings Alexander Isak and Florian Wirtz are “a million miles off” and is already scared one of them won’t “work out.”
A Bayern Munich chief has revealed a new reason behind Florian Wirtz’s decision to join Premier League giants Liverpool for £116m in the summer.
Where has it all gone wrong for Liverpool this season? It might be easier to ask where it hasn’t gone wrong, to be fair…
Is it time to ask whether Alexander Isak is the biggest flop in Premier League history? It’s been a perfect storm of crud for Liverpool’s big-money signing.
An old Liverpool ‘policy’ has been ‘ruined by the costliest albatross who literally does nothing’. And one fan would ‘sell him for half the money right now’.
Some big names are sweating on a place at the World Cup, with an Arsenal duo joining Liverpool, Man City, Newcastle and Barca stars in the play-offs…
Even with a whopping 48 teams taking part in the World Cup, there are still some of the best players in the world at risk of missing out.