Liverpool tipped to sell Alexander Isak in summer

Alexander Isak has been criticized since his big-money move to Liverpool, and he has now been backed to secure an exit.

Former Liverpool midfielder Dietmar Hamann has now spoken out about the Swedish international striker’s situation. Liverpool paid around £130 million to sign the player on deadline day, but he was unable to live up to expectations.

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He is still struggling with match fitness after missing the entire pre-season due to his disagreements at Newcastle. The player has not looked sharp this season and has been comfortably outclassed by Hugo Equitiki.

Hamann has now claimed that if the Sweden international fails to deliver the player by March or April, Liverpool are likely to discuss a potential sale at the end of the season. It remains to be seen how the situation develops.

He said (h/t The Mag): “If things don’t improve for Alexander Isak in March or April, Liverpool will likely be in discussions to sell him to a club like Barcelona in the summer. There will be a lot of takers for Alexander Isak because he showed his ability at Newcastle United.”

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Isaac’s exit seems unlikely

Isak is an exceptional player, and he has proven that in the Premier League. In terms of level, he is the best striker in the English Premier League. Liverpool will need to be patient with him.

It is clear that the Swedish international is struggling after missing the pre-season, and he may be able to regain his level and confidence in the coming weeks. If he can reach the highest level, he can transform Liverpool’s attack. The technically gifted striker is able to operate anywhere across the front three, and could be a real asset to the club.

It seems unlikely that Liverpool would agree to the departure of their club record signing after just a few months at the club. The former Liverpool midfielder’s comments are pure speculation, and it will be difficult for any club to secure his services any time soon.

Hamann believes a club like Barcelona could be a potential destination for Isak. However, the Spanish side are going through financial constraints, and it seems unlikely that they will be able to convince Liverpool with a suitable offer.