Alexander Isak's torrid start to life on Merseyside continued, as he logged just 15 touches in 67 minutes of action in Liverpool's 3-0 defeat to Nottingham Forest. The Swedish striker is the first player to lose his first four league starts for the club in over 100 years.

The more perceptive members of Liverpool’s ownership group might ponder the current state of the Anfield nation and muse upon an unpopular conclusion following Saturday’s 3-0 defeat at home by Nottingham Forest.

A football finance expert has revealed exclusively to Football Insider that the sale of Alexander Isak will not benefit the club in January.

Upon his arrival at Liverpool, expectations were high for Alexander Isak. Known for his speed and scoring ability, he was seen as a valuable addition to the squad. In fact, during his time at Newcastle,

Alexander Isak will succeed at Liverpool, according to former Newcastle co-owner Amanda Staveley, who admitted that she still loves the player despite his complicated transfer saga

Former Newcastle chief Amanda Staveley has thrown her support behind ex-Magpies striker Alexander Isak. The Swede has struggled for form following his record breaking move to Liverpool on deadline day,

Newcastle now have the squad depth to rotate more but there is a widespread acceptance that playing so regularly has chipped away at their sharpness. A lack of training time has hurt them. This break has been like a mini pre-season of work and running.