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Liverpool striker Alexander Isak is interviewed following his return from injury for Sweden(Image: Sportbladet)<\/p>\nLiverpool striker Alexander Isak made his return from a groin injury as a substitute in Sweden’s loss to SwitzerlandLiverpool striker Alexander Isak is interviewed following his return from injury for Sweden(Image: Sportbladet)<\/p>\n
Alexander Isak has shared his frustration after seeing his season disrupted by injury following his British record \u00a3125m move to Liverpool. The striker joined the Reds on transfer deadline day<\/a> from Newcastle United, having essentially gone on strike at St. James\u2019 Park in a bid to force an exit.<\/p>\n The Swede spent the majority of the summer training on his own and did not feature for the Magpies throughout pre-season or during the opening weeks of the Premier League<\/a> campaign. As a result, he was left playing catch-up following his move to Anfield<\/a> at the start of September.<\/p>\n Isak<\/a> has admittedly endured a slow start to his Liverpool<\/a> career, scoring just once from his first eight appearances for the club.<\/p>\n READ MORE: I know how Giorgi Mamardashvili feels at Liverpool because the same thing happened to me<\/a>READ MORE: Liverpool sent ‘outstanding’ Florian Wirtz message as Erling Haaland comparison made<\/a><\/p>\n But his progress was derailed by a groin injury last month after he was forced off at half-time in the Reds\u2019 5-1 thrashing of Eintracht Frankfurt.<\/p>\n He went on to miss Liverpool\u2019s next four matches before being left as an unused substitute in the Reds\u2019 3-0 loss to Man City prior to the November international break.<\/p>\n Consequently, the 26-year-old made his return from injury for Sweden in their latest World Cup qualifier on Saturday night<\/a>. Introduced as a 62nd-minute substitute, he was unable to stop his homeland from falling to a 4-1 defeat away at Switzerland.<\/p>\n Speaking after the loss, Isak revealed he \u2018felt okay\u2019 following his injury comeback and is determined to return to form for both club and country.<\/p>\n \u201cIt was about half an hour. It felt okay,\u201d he told Sportbladet<\/a>. \u201cI feel like the reaction was good after the match in my body.<\/p>\n \u201cHopefully I can play properly in the next match (against Slovenia on Tuesday). \u201cIt’s always frustrating when you’re injured. Regardless of whether it’s one match or more. It’s always worst for the player himself.<\/p>\n \u201cIt hasn’t been optimal. But when I’m on the field, I don’t give myself any excuses. I always want to play my game and perform.<\/p>\n \u201cBut yes, it’s hard to be away and not be able to help and contribute. Now I’m back and I’m positive. There’s not much that’s easy in football. But with experience you learn to deal with things.<\/p>\n \u201cThat’s how it is with injuries and all that. You learn to deal with it and get back on track the right way.\u201d<\/p>\n Liverpool knocks 50% off kits and merch<\/p>\n This article contains affiliate links, we will receive a commission on any sales we generate from it. Learn more<\/a> Various Prices<\/p>\n Kitbag<\/p>\n![\"Content](\"https:\/\/www.europesays.com\/uk\/wp-content\/uploads\/2025\/11\/1763172027_100_0_Untitledjpeg.jpg\")
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