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Arne Slot Makes Liverpool Promise After £125m Alexander Isak Transfer - 'Write This Down for Every Agent' - Liverpool Echo
Liverpool manager Arne Slot plans to build up Alexander Isak's fitness gradually after a disrupted pre-season and limited play, aiming for long-term performance over immediate impact.
- Liverpool signed Swedish striker Alexander Isak from Newcastle on September 1 for $170 million, making him a British-record signing.
- Isak's move followed a turbulent period including a dispute at Newcastle and missing three to four months of pre-season training.
- Liverpool manager Arne Slot stated that Isak will be gradually integrated due to his disrupted preparation and the team's busy schedule.
- Slot cautioned that the player will not be on the field for full matches consistently in the short term, highlighting the club's long-term commitment with a six-year contract and a gradual integration plan.
- Isak might debut as a substitute against Burnley this Sunday, reflecting Liverpool's cautious approach to his fitness and workload management.
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A "free bird" who is his own analyst and coach. This is how Alexander Isak is described - the Premier League's most expensive player ever. However, the football journey that started in AIK is not seen as a fairy tale by those who were there from the beginning. Rather, it is the result of many sacrifices and hard work. Now the 25-year-old can make his debut for his new club, Liverpool.
·Stockholm, Sweden
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Liverpool football coach Arne Slott said that today the fans should not expect that Alexander Isak will play all the games in the coming weeks, since the Swedish striker is returning to competitive rhythm after a long break.
·Belgrade, Serbia
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The 144-million-man Alexander Isak is not to be forced immediately at Liverpool.
·Zürich, Switzerland
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