Liverpool striker Alexander Isak was replaced at the halfway mark during the Reds' emphatic win in Germany and Arne Slot has provided an update on his striker's condition

Hugo Ekitike was once a rare example of a footballer who benefited from not playing – but now he deserves his chance to shine. The striker has unfairly found himself reduced to

Liverpool secured a 5-1 victory over Eintracht Frankfurt in the Champions League. Football Insider looks at the winners and losers.

Liverpool have lost their last four games in all competitions, with Alexander Isak struggling to make an impact since his British-record move from Newcastle in September

It’s fair to say that it’s time for Liverpool to see a better return from Alexander Isak. The No9 signed from Newcastle over the summer for a British record fee. Having opted out of the

Former England midfielder Joe Cole has claimed that Newcastle United ’s capture of Nick Woltemade and Yoane Wissa has put them “in a better position” than they were last season when they had Alexander Isak.

Self-inflicted rustiness, poor service and the state of flux around him have disrupted British record signing's start to life at Liverpool

British-record signing Alexander Isak is not doing enough to justify starting ahead of Hugo Ekitike for Liverpool, says former England and Manchester United striker Wayne Rooney. Isak joined the Reds at the start of September for £125m, but has since scored one goal - in the Carabao Cup - in seven appearances.

Wayne Rooney did not hold back his criticism of Arne Slot following Liverpool’s 2–1 defeat to Manchester United, claiming Hugo Ekitiké should have started over Alexander Isak

Liverpool midfielders feels the Reds made a mistake in signing two strikers over the summer, with Hamann claiming it could take a significant period of time before Isak is back to his best.