Alexander Isak has struggled to make an impact at Liverpool since his record-breaking move from Newcastle United in the summer and Magpies supporters have been quick to give their verdict

On Tuesday night, Arne Slot's men travelled to Rams Park in Istanbul, Turkey, as they look to make it two wins out of two in the UEFA Champions League. However, against Turkish Super Lig side Galatasaray, Liverpool were nowhere from start to finish as they fell to a 1-0 defeat, thanks to Victor Osimhen's first-half penalty.

Liverpool’s Setback at Selhurst Park Highlights Isak’s Gradual ReturnLiverpool’s promising start to the Premier League season came to an abrupt halt with a 2-1 defeat to Crystal Palace at

Eddie Howe is putting his Newcastle players through post-game training sessions to bolster their attacking output, as the Magpies seek to replace the goalscoring prowess of Alexander Isak. With record-signing Nick Woltemade bagging just once in his first three appearances,

Isak's competition for the No. 9 spot, Hugo Ekitike, also scored on Tuesday, but you won't believe what he did after

Arne Slot has come to the defence of Alexander Isak after the £125million ($167m) striker was quiet on his first Premier League start for Liverpool as the Reds were defeated for the first time this season by Crystal Palace.

Tottenham have made no secret of their desire to become a top-tier destination for the world's best young talent. "You can try to sell a vision to someone, but if there's tangible physical evidence of

Eddie Howe admits that Newcastle United will never find another striker like Alexander Isak, insisting the team needs to adapt following his move to Liverpool. The Sweden international scored 54