Isak confident Liverpool upturn will come after international break - Soccer News
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Isak confident Liverpool upturn will come after international break - Soccer News
""I'm working hard to push myself and play my game," Isak said. "Things have been a bit tougher for us. "I believe that as the team improves and things start to flow better, it will also get better for me. "I've been really happy so far. I'm in a city where the team has a very good relationship with the fans, which is important. It's been nice so far.""
"Isak joined the Premier League champions in a British record deal worth £130m last month, following a protracted saga that saw him frozen out of the Magpies' squad after submitting a transfer request. The striker has made six appearances for Arne Slot's side in all competitions, but his only goal in Red came in a 2-1 EFL Cup win over Championship side Southampton."
Alexander Isak completed a British-record £130m move from Newcastle United to Liverpool and has featured six times, scoring once in a 2-1 EFL Cup win over Southampton. He has started four matches and played 312 minutes, registering four shots on target while underperforming his 1.41 expected goals (xG). Liverpool have lost three consecutive matches and dropped from the top of the Premier League. Isak attributes early difficulties to adaptation and a team transition after seven new signings, and expects both his form and team cohesion to improve after the international break. He left Newcastle amid a transfer dispute and has had no contact with Eddie Howe.
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